VERITAS Certificate in Latin American Politics - Study Abroad Program
VERITAS

VERITAS

Certificate in Latin American Politics - Study Abroad Program

San José, Costa Rica

Certificate

12 weeks

English

Full time

USD 280 / per credit *

On-Campus

* tuition for 1 credit

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Key Summary

    About : The Certificate in Latin American Politics offers students an opportunity to explore the intricacies of political systems across Latin America. This study abroad program focuses on key themes such as governance, human rights, and cross-border relations. Students engage with local communities, gaining firsthand experiences that enhance their understanding of the region’s political landscape.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates can pursue careers in various fields, including international relations, government, and nonprofit organizations. There's potential for roles such as policy analysts, diplomats, or human rights advocates. This certificate can also serve as a stepping stone for further study or advanced degrees in social sciences or related areas.

Overview

  • Duration: 12 weeks
  • Language: English
  • Terms: Fall, Spring,
  • Credit: 12

Ever-changing, unpredictable, and full of surprises! These are politics in Latin America. Now more than ever it is essential to evaluate events holistically to assess the social, economic, and political complexities at play. Market conditions and economic growth are favorable, and investment into the region is up, but the constant changes coming up with elections make it an intricate part of the world to understand.

Choose 4 of the following courses for a Certificate in Latin American Politics:

  • Costa Rican Tradition: Peace and Democracy
  • Human Rights in Latin America
  • International Relations in Latin America
  • Migration, Globalization, and Social Change
  • Costa Rican Environmental Policy
  • Human Development in LATAM
  • Contemporary Latin American History
  • Diversity and Sexual Identity in Latin America
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