Colorado State University
Ethnic Studies Graduate Program
What Happens after Graduation?
Learn how graduates from MSU Denver’s Department of Chicana/o Studies excel in their careers and graduate school.
Whether its to the workplace or to the classroom (again), our graduates are our success stories!
Career Options and Exploration
Graduates with Chicana/o Studies (CHS) majors and minors excel in the work place and participate as global citizens. Our graduates possess skills and competencies to enter into the workforce as competitive candidates in these types of fields:
- Businesses that Practice Social Responsibility
- Government Agencies
- K-12 Education
- Non-Profit Organizations
- Social Work
Meet your Industry Navigator
Jessica Wade, Industry Navigator for Law & Public Service
MSU Denver is dedicated to developing future leaders in public service. MSU Denver serves as an anchor institution for public service, featuring a diverse student body who know the needs of their communities and are poised to address those needs in their careers. Jessica can help connect you to prospective employers in the Public Service industry that are aligned to your career goals and ambitions.
Graduate School Options
Our graduates have gone on to find success at Graduate degree programs around the country. These types of programs provide you with the opportunity to continue your interest in Ethnic Studies.
Explore Graduate Schools
Michigan State University
Hispanic Cultural Studies Doctoral Program
University of California, Los Angeles
César E. Chávez Department of Chicana/o and Central American Studies Doctoral Program
University of California, Santa Barbara
Chicana and Chicana Studies Doctoral Program
University of Colorado Boulder
Ethnic Studies Doctoral Program
Other Types of Graduate School Programs
The interdisciplinary nature of Chicana/o Studies
Due to the interdisciplinary nature of Chicana/o Studies, our graduates are well prepared for post-baccalaureate graduate work in these related fields:
- Chicano/a-Latina/o Studies
- Cultural Studies
- Ethnic Studies
- History
- Law
- Masters of Social work
- Modern Languages
- Sociology
Chicana/o Studies Contact Information
Campus Location
Rectory Building, 1156 9th Street, Denver, CO 80217
Office Hours
Monday-Thursday: 9:00 AM-4:00 PM
Friday: By appointment and remote
Phone
303-615-0711
Mailing Address
Department of Chicana/o Studies
Metropolitan State University of Denver
Campus Box 41
P.O. Box 173362
Denver, CO
80217-3362
Fax
303-556-3178