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Summer course 2025
(Náhuatl)
NAWATL
Course overview
Participants will gain an understanding of the historical, social and cultural aspects of Nahua Culture. They will also develop basic communicative competence in Nahuatl language in order to participate in simple interactions with native speakers from a Nahua community of the Huasteca region in Hidalgo, Mexico.
Syllabus sent upon request!
ITESO (on campus)
Dates
This special course is divided in 9 modules. Eight of them will take place on campus. The last module is a trip in which students will spend time in both Mexico City and Huautla in order to practice what was learned. Closing reflection will be held on July 18th on campus at ITESO.
Huautla, Hidalgo
June 9th – July 8th
Mexico City
July 9th - July 12th
July 13th - July 17th
June 9th to July 18th 2025
Ask us about available scholarships for non FLAS students!
$2,000 USD living stipend
Tuition and fees
$5,000 USD tuition and fees
Includes: - Tuition and fees
- Housing in Guadalajara
- Meals in Guadalajara (self-catering, estimated)
- Hotels and transportation to both Mexico City and Hidalgo
This program is FLAS eligible
About the instructor
Octavio Domínguez Rosas is a distinguished advocate of the Nahua language and culture, as well as a defender of indigenous rights. He is originally from Los Puentes, an indigenous community in Hidalgo. His native language, Nahuatl, has been the foundation of his career as a researcher, writer, translator and collaborator in both grammar and phonology studies. He has also participated as a professor, lecturer and panelist in various institutions and is the founder of projects and civil associations such as Comunidad Tochan and the company Nauan, dedicated to artisanal work with indigenous identity. They both work to preserve and promote indigenous culture. Certified in the Accusatory Criminal System, he has worked as an interpreter and human rights expert. Currently, he continues to strengthen the Nahua language and culture through events, workshops and community activities.
deburke@iteso.mx
Contact information:
- Must have a B1 Spanish level as the course will be held in Spanish!
- Application proccess starts early February 2025