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Latin America-Caribbean Minor
In conjunction with the multidisciplinary programme in the social sciences common to the entire undergraduate college, students in the Latin America-Caribbean Minor take a closer look at the geopolitical, economic and social issues facing this part of the world. By following this trilingual course (the first semester can be taken in either English or French), students explore the history and contemporary issues of Latin America and the Caribbean region, particularly in relation to the Iberian Peninsula.
The Poitiers campus hosts students enrolled in the Latin America and the Caribbean Minor and the dual bachelor’s degrees with University College London-UCL (United Kingdom), Columbia University (USA) and LUISS University (Italy).
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LIVE: Join our live Q&A sessions with Poitiers campus Director Pascale Leclercq, campus staff and students
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Presentation of Poitiers campus and programmes
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International dual degrees
- see International Dual Degrees page
French dual degrees:
- see Paris Campus page
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Each session lasts for 45 minutes and starts with a short introduction followed by questions and answers.
Sessions will be hosted on Zoom with limited hosting capacity. Should a session be full, we invite you to participate in another session or come back later for the next scheduled session.
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Poitiers Campus is...
400
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