Discover the Ethnic Studies Curriculum
Our academic and community-based knowledge curriculum addresses the lives, labor and cultures of communities of color through ethnic-specific and comparative lenses while inviting students to engage with power, equity and social justice issues in applied ways. We aim to bridge academic and community knowledge in order to serve the needs of local, tribal and trans/national communities.
Our faculty encourage students to forge their own course of study based on their passions and experiences, which empowers students to be independent, critical thinkers.
Our graduates are prepared to enter leadership positions in diverse domestic and transnational environments with critical, accurate and empathic knowledge and facility.
Explore Ethnic Studies Courses
Read descriptions of our Ethnic Studies classes on our Courses page! Not all courses offered below will be available every semester. Make sure to check course offerings on the registration portal for each upcoming semester.
Program Requirements
Each student declares their major(s) and minor(s) under a single catalog of record that is identified on the student's degree audit (available on Degree Works).
The program requirements below are based on the current course catalog and may not be applicable if a student is declared in an earlier catalog.
Find all previous course catalogs on our Archived Catalogs of Record page.
Major unit estimates include preparation for the major units as well as major requirements.
- Major
- Minor
- Learning Outcomes