The Consortium in Latin American & Caribbean Studies

at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Duke University

Level One Yucatec Maya


Merida, Yucatán

Program Dates for 2007: June 4 - July 14, 2007

This summer, Level I begins with two and a half weeks of intensive classroom instruction, six hours each day, on the UNC - Chapel Hill campus so that students will learn basic Mayan grammar and usage before traveling to Yucatán for the remainder of the course. Dr. David Mora-Marin, Professor of Linguistics at UNC-CH teach Level I at UNC. After the two and a half weeks, Level I students will travel to the colonial city of Mérida, the Puuc region, and then to the historic city of Valladolid and the nearby village of Xocen, where they will attend classes and spend time experiencing village life. During the course, Mayan scholars and anthropologists will lead trips to archaeological and colonial sites. This counts as 6 credit hours and 160 contact hours.

Click here to take a look at the town of Xocen.


Application Deadline: March 30, 2007, UNC FLAS Deadline January 31, 2007, Duke FLAS Deadline TBA.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Maya Program Director, Sharon Mújica (919) 962-2414

Fax: (919) 962-0398, smujica@email.unc.edu.

For applications: UNC Study Abroad Office

Phone: (919) 962-7002, Fax: (919) 962-2262

 

 

 

Enrollment, Costs, and How to Apply

Printable 06 Maya brochure

FLAS Funding for the Yucatec Maya Program

Level One

Level Two

Yucatec Maya Instructors

Things to know before you go

General Information about the Yucatan

A visit to the town of Xocen

Program Locations: Santa Elena, Valladolid, Merida, and Xocen

Maya Resources

Photos from the Program