Planned Undergraduate Course Schedule, AY 2025-2026:
This schedule of courses is subject to change.
Current UCSB students should monitor the Gaucho On-Line Data (GOLD) system for official course schedule details.
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Fall 2025 |
Winter 2026 |
Spring 2026 |
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1A Introduction to Chicano/a Studies |
1B Introduction to Chicano/a Studies |
1C Introduction to Chicano/a Studies |
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110 Research Methods |
117 Aztec and Maya Mythologies |
116 Maya History and Resistance |
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113 Ancient MesoAmerica |
163 Health Inequities |
143 Chicano Film Studies |
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148 Xicana(x) Visual Traditions |
168B History of the Chicano |
154 Gender and Sexuality |
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155 Latinidades |
181 The Chicano Novel |
158 (158L*) Storytelling as Activism (SWAPA) |
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189 Immigration and the U.S. Border |
184A Chicana Writers |
180 Survey of Chicano Literature |
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191J Special Topics (Environmental Justice in Central America) |
185 (185L*) De-Colonizing CyberCinema + Lab |
183 Border Narratives |
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187 Language, Power, and Learning |
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193 Senior Seminar |
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194A** Ethnic Studies Teacher Education Seminar |
194B** Ethnic Studies Teacher Education Seminar |
194C*** Ethnic Studies Teacher Education Seminar |
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197HA*** Honors Project Seminar |
197HB*** Honors Project Research |
197HC*** Honors Project Writing |
*158 & 158L must be take concurrently, 185 & 185L must be taken concurrently
**194ABC series required an application to the ÉXITO Program
***197HABC series require an application to the Chicana and Chicano Studies Honors Program
Add Codes:
CH ST 1A, CH ST 1B, and CH ST 1C
If you would like to add this course, please follow these steps:
- Add yourself to the waitlist for the discussion section(s) you hope to join via GOLD. You may place yourself on more than one discussion section waitlist if you are open to enrolling in any available section.
- Attend the discussion section(s) you are waitlisted for during the first two weeks of the quarter.
During the first two weeks, the Office of the Registrar automatically manages adds and drops.
Enrollment priority is as follows:
- Chicana/o Studies majors by class-standing
- Other students according to the total units completed (seniority)
At the end of Week 2, any registered students who did not attend their assigned discussion section during the first two weeks will be dropped from the course.
After these adjustments are made, TAs will email add codes to students on the discussion waitlists according to priority (by the end of week two).
Please note: Students must attend the discussion section(s) they are waitlisted for in order to be considered for enrollment.
Other CH ST Courses
In our department, instructors administer their own add codes. If you are interested in requesting an add code, you should contact the instructor listed on GOLD. Our faculty and instructor contact information is available in the People section of this website and on the UCSB Directory.
Petition Process:
If you are interested in petitioning a course to count toward the Chicana/o Studies major, you may request a petition to the Undergraduate Staff Advisor. The request should include:
- The syllabus for the course
- List the quarter that you completed the course
- Your grade
- The requirement that you wish to target with your petition.