Africana Studies
Course Overview
The Africana Studies major provides a comprehensive exploration of the diverse artistic, historical, political, and social contributions of people of African descent across the Americas and the modern world. This interdisciplinary program enriches intellectual horizons and fosters a deep, multifaceted understanding of the global Africana experience. It is designed to cultivate critical thinking and social awareness, preparing students for both advanced graduate studies and a wide array of professional careers.
Key Program Highlights
- Gain a truly global perspective by examining the Africana experience in the United States, Africa, the Caribbean, and Latin America.
- Benefit from an interdisciplinary curriculum spanning the humanities, social sciences, business, and communication.
- Develop a multifaceted understanding through courses focused on history, politics, philosophy, religion, and race.
- Build strong intellectual discipline, creativity, and social and political awareness.
- Prepare for diverse career paths and advanced graduate studies with a versatile and enriching degree.
Course Overview
The Africana Studies major provides a comprehensive exploration of the diverse artistic, historical, political, and social contributions of people of African descent across the Americas and the modern world. This interdisciplinary program enriches intellectual horizons and fosters a deep, multifaceted understanding of the global Africana experience. It is designed to cultivate critical thinking and social awareness, preparing students for both advanced graduate studies and a wide array of professional careers.
Key Program Highlights
- Gain a truly global perspective by examining the Africana experience in the United States, Africa, the Caribbean, and Latin America.
- Benefit from an interdisciplinary curriculum spanning the humanities, social sciences, business, and communication.
- Develop a multifaceted understanding through courses focused on history, politics, philosophy, religion, and race.
- Build strong intellectual discipline, creativity, and social and political awareness.
- Prepare for diverse career paths and advanced graduate studies with a versatile and enriching degree.
