PhD Latin American Studies
Course Overview
This program offers a comprehensive exploration of the Hispanic and Lusophone worlds, from Spain and Portugal to Latin America, making it one of the UK's most established and broad-ranging centres for such study. The research-led curriculum is distinguished by its interdisciplinary approach, blending social science, historical, and cultural studies to examine both national and global dimensions. Students benefit from strong connections to major cultural institutions, providing unique opportunities for public engagement.
Key Program Highlights
- One of the UK's longest-established and most comprehensive centres for Spanish, Portuguese, and Latin American Studies
- Interdisciplinary research strengths across social sciences, history, and cultural studies
- Home to major academic journals including the Bulletin of Hispanic Studies
- Strong partnerships with leading cultural organizations like Tate Liverpool and FACT
- Diverse research themes covering cinema, digital culture, literature, political history, and human rights
Course Overview
This program offers a comprehensive exploration of the Hispanic and Lusophone worlds, from Spain and Portugal to Latin America, making it one of the UK's most established and broad-ranging centres for such study. The research-led curriculum is distinguished by its interdisciplinary approach, blending social science, historical, and cultural studies to examine both national and global dimensions. Students benefit from strong connections to major cultural institutions, providing unique opportunities for public engagement.
Key Program Highlights
- One of the UK's longest-established and most comprehensive centres for Spanish, Portuguese, and Latin American Studies
- Interdisciplinary research strengths across social sciences, history, and cultural studies
- Home to major academic journals including the Bulletin of Hispanic Studies
- Strong partnerships with leading cultural organizations like Tate Liverpool and FACT
- Diverse research themes covering cinema, digital culture, literature, political history, and human rights