The Chicano Studies Program at Canyon College is designed to fulfill the needs of social science students who are interested in studying the Chicano population in the United States. Through the selected course offerings in this program, Canyon College recognizes the social, political, educational, economic, racial, and cultural issues of the Chicanos and integrates them into a basic but strong undergraduate program for the benefit of those students who want to teach Chicano Studies, or work and interact with the Chicano population in the United States.
Earn your online Chicano Studies Degree and enter the Consulting, Imports/Exports, Research, Public Relations, Business Services, International Organizations fields.
Online Chicano Studies Degree Program
Start your Bachelor of Arts degree in Chicano Studies today!
Please click the course number below to a view course description.
Core Courses:
CP100 - The Indigenous People
CP120 - Mexican and Latin American Culture and Society
CP130 - The Role of the Woman
CP200 - Chicano Economics
CP210 - Chicano Education
CP220 - Chicano Politics
CP300 - Cultural Conflict
CP340 - Chicano Identity
CP460 - Chicano Poetry
CP470 - Chicano Theater
CP480 - Chicano Drama
CP490 - Independent Study
All classes above are 3 credit classes unless noted.
Graduation Requirements:
The online Bachelor of Arts in Chicano Studies degree program requires completion of twelve (12) core courses for a total of 36 credits unless the student has transferable credits and/or life credits in which case fewer courses may be required.
Enrollment Process:
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