UC’s PhD in Spanish & Portuguese trains scholars to interrogate Iberian, Latin American, and Afro-Luso texts, performances, and linguistic communities through decolonial and digital frames.
Digital critical edition of Sor Juana’s secular correspondence with TEI markup
NLP study of code-switching dynamics in bilingual Caribbean podcasts
GIS visualization of Afro-Brazilian quilombo land struggles over time
Comparative essay on extractivism ecopoetics in Peruvian and Angolan novels
VR recreation of Al-Andalus convivencia street markets for heritage education
Policy brief on language justice in U.S. immigration courts for Spanish speakers
Corpus analysis of gender-inclusive language reforms in Iberian newspapers
Oral-history archive documenting Galician migrant culinary traditions in NYC
Machine-learning stylometry uncovering authorship of anonymous colonial chronicles
Podcast debating narco-aesthetics in Mexican corridos and Netflix series
White paper on open-access translation pipelines for Indigenous Quechua poetry
Digital map of Portuguese maritime soundscapes from fado to morna
Crowdsourced subtitling initiative for Latin American Indigenous cinema
Workshop teaching Afro-Latin drumming as decolonial pedagogy
Critical analysis of neoliberal discourse in contemporary Chilean theater
Symposium on Lusophone post-colonial urban imaginaries in Maputo and Lisbon
Interactive timeline of Spanish Civil War exile literary networks in Mexico
Citizen-science project mapping toxic mining legacies in Andean communities
Study of Portuñol border speech and regional identity performances
Conference on AI-driven preservation of endangered Amazonian languages
Interrogate Iberian and Latinx worlds with UC’s bilingual PhD.
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