Mexican American Studies (MAS)
The Department of Mexican American Studies (MAS) at the University of Arizona offers interdisciplinary degree programs designed to study, recover, and disseminate knowledge of the history, culture, and intellectual legacy of Chicanx, Mexican, Indigenous, and Latinx peoples in the United States and across the Américas.
We consider social change imperative for the empowerment of populations who are disproportionately impacted by legacies of colonialism, racism, patriarchy, and their contemporary manifestations.
Undergraduate Programs
Build foundational knowledge on decolonial epistemologies, pedagogies, and scholarship located at the intersections of race, class, gender, and sexuality.
Graduate Studies
Begin your career in research as you become an expert in the social, cultural, and historical legacies of Chicanx, Mexican, Indigenous, and Latinx peoples across the Américas.
Scholarships & Funding
Discover undergraduate scholarships and graduate funding opportunities available to MAS students.
GET YOUR B.A. DEGREE IN MEXICAN AMERICAN STUDIES THROUGH UA ONLINE
Our Bachelors of Art (B.A.) program in Mexican American Studies is now available for enrollment. 100% Online!
The program is provided through the Online campus at the University of Arizona. Prospective Students will need to submit an application of admissions through the UA Online portal to matriculate into the program.
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LOOKING FOR MORE INFORMATION? CONNECT WITH DEBBIE MARLOW, UA ONLINE ACADEMIC ADVISOR.
MAS Scholarships!
MAS Scholarships are open for undergraduate and graduate students in our programs.
Scholarships applications for the Academic Year 2024-2025 have closed.
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GRADUATE PROGRAMS!
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Our department is currently accepting applications for our graduate studies programs for the 2025-2026 Academic Year.
Master's Program: ROLLING DEADLINE - January 15, 2025 for Fall 2025 Term
Doctoral Program: Deadline January 15, 2025
Binational Migration Institute (BMI)
BMI aims to foster binational collaboration to produce and share social science research on the consequences of immigration policies and border enforcement practices.
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