Quechua is a subject of study in 25 U.S. universities

Colleges in New York, Illinois and Chicago are also offered training courses in Quechua, the same happens in Toronto, Canada.

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The Quechua: field of study in 25 U.S. universities
Quechua, the language used by the Incas at the time of Tahuantinsuyo, is taught at least 25 universities in the United States and Canada at a rate that is very popular among students, today outlined a regional newspaper Cusco.La language teaching this area has a growing acceptance that, as noted Gustavo Solis, a professor at the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, speaking for "diariodelcusco.com." Many who take courses are Peruvians, including Bolivia, which lie there and are part of a third generation, whose grandparents spoke Quechua and want to learn to know their roots, "said the teacher." Acceptance is extraordinary. It's amazing what's happening there. In some cases the Quechua is part of the curriculum Race linguistic and other figures as a free course, explicó.Solís, who participated in a series of lectures by the Quechua Week in New York, recalled that at colleges in New York, Illinois and Chicago also offer educational courses in Quechua, as in Toronto, Canada. However, he regretted that Peru is not given the importance of the case. -
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