Students may select from undergraduate and graduate courses and seminars in African American Studies, American Studies, Anthropology, Art & Archaeology, Comparative Literature, Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, Economics, English, French & Italian (appropriate French courses only), History, Politics, Sociology, Spanish &  Portuguese Languages & Cultures, the Woodrow Wilson School, and the Program in Latin American Studies.

Students normally enter the program in the sophomore year, but an earlier start is encouraged. Admission requirements are:

• Satisfactory completion of the requirements for admission to a department.
• Satisfactory completion of Spanish 107 or its equivalent.

It is strongly recommended that Spanish section students also complete a minimum of Portuguese 108 where feasible and Spanish 222. French 107 or its equivalent is required for those students planning to specialize in French-speaking areas. French 207 is strongly recommended.

• Study Abroad
• International Internships
• University Travel