Graduates have a theoretical grounding essential for an understanding of Latin American issues, primarily in the context of the historical development of societies with unique cultures. Graduates are able to apply their own critical judgement when assimilating new data in the light of existing knowledge. They are qualified for employment in the fields of education and cult

Graduates have a theoretical grounding necessary for understanding the problems of Latin America and its societies that began in the 16th century drawing on pre-Columbian communities and immigration from other continents. Graduates are able to expand their knowledge with new facts. Such knowledge is applicable in education, culture, state administration and business.