Duke Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies (CLACS)
Educational Research Institute
Why pick this one
Duke Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies supports interdisciplinary research, courses, certificates, grants, and study-abroad opportunities.
Best for
- Latin American and Caribbean research
- Undergraduate or graduate certificate study
- Research travel and conference funding
- Haitian, Brazilian, Andean, or Amazonian studies
- Language, culture, film, and art programming related to the Americas
- University lectures, teach-ins, and collaborative conferences
Look elsewhere if
- Seeking vocational training or a non-university educational provider
- Seeking a commercial service provider rather than academic research, teaching, and public programming
Specialties
- Latin American and Caribbean studies
- Haitian studies
- Brazil studies
- Andean and Amazonian studies
- Linguistic justice
- Environment, health, and humanities
- Latin American film and art
- Language and culture of the Americas
Certifications
- Trinity College of Arts and Science
- UNC-Duke Consortium
What makes them different
- Supports interdisciplinary research, teaching, and public-facing initiatives focused on Latin America and the Caribbean
- Offers both undergraduate and graduate certificates
- Provides research travel awards, conference travel grants, and special fellowships
- Connects Duke faculty, students, staff, community partners, and visiting scholars
- Maintains focus areas including Haitian Studies, the Duke Brazil Initiative, and Andean and Amazonian Studies
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Contact & Location
- Address
- John Hope Franklin Center for International & Interdisciplinary Studies, 2204 Erwin Rd Rooms 133-143, Durham, NC 27705
- Phone
- +19196813980
- Website
- http://latinamericancaribbean.duke.edu/
- las@duke.edu
Services
- Research support
- Teaching and course offerings
- Undergraduate certificates
- Graduate certificates
- Study abroad opportunities
- Fellowships and research grants
- Conference travel grants
- Lectures, teach-ins, and conferences
- Visiting scholar and practitioner residencies
- Public engagement initiatives