The Americas is a vibrant region full of contrasts: home to the world’s largest economy and to one of the last Communist regimes. We cover its political and historical paradoxes.
Studying History and Politics of the Americas at UCL
We are proud to announce that UCL Americas alumna, writer and journalist Bolu Babalola was named in the Media and Marketing category for her best-selling debut novel 'Love in Colour'.
Our alumna Dr María de Vecchi wrote the chapter 'Memorialising absence | Memorials to the disappeared in Mexico' in the book 'Disappearances in Mexico', edited by Silvana Mandolessi and Katia Olalde, and recently published by Routledge (2022).
Julia Chaffers of Princeton University, New Jersey, is among the 41 winners of the 2022 Marshall Scholarships and was selected following a rigorous and months-long process.
Fernando Gutiérrez (PhD Candidate UCL Institute of the Americas) contributed to the recently published UN-Habitat report “Participación comunitaria en proyectos de espacio público y diseño urbano durante la pandemia COVID-19: Experiencias y reflexiones de Iberoamérica y el Caribe”
Speak to our Academics and Current Students
Book now to attend a live Q&A session with our students and academics.
History and Politics of the Americas (AM) 26/05/2022 11:00 12:30
History and Politics of the Americas (PM) 26/05/2022 16:30 18:00