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The Major
A major in Africana Studies provides students with an
Africa-centered perspective on the societies, history, politics, and culture
of African descended people, with a special focus on the United States.
- Africana Studies 100: Introduction to Africana Studies;
- Four 200-level courses chosen from Africana Studies 200, 212, 213
(“W”), 231, 240, 242, 244, 245, 246, or 247;
- One 300-level course chosen from Africana Studies 300, 301, or
302;
- Three semesters of Independent Study: Africana Studies 401, 451,
and 452;
- Three electives taken from Africana Studies/or crosslisted interdepartmental
courses.
A minor in Africana Studies consists of six courses:
- Africana Studies 100: Introduction to Africana Studies;
- Three 200-level courses chosen from Africana Studies 200, 212,
213 (“W”), 231, 240, 242, 244, 245, 246, or 247;
- One 300-level course chosen from Africana Studies 300, 301, or
302
- One elective taken from Africana Studies/or crosslisted interdepartmental
course.
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