Africana Studies 15 credits

Africana Studies is a focused, interdisciplinary and transnational program of study that examines the historical, political, social, economic, and cultural processes and institutions of people across the African diaspora.

Requirements

Required core (6 credits):

CHIST 3322	African American History	3
CSOCL 3445	Race, Class and Gender	3

Choose THREE (9 credits):

CANTH 3101	Anthropology of the Caribbean	3
CEDUC 3730	Immigration, Culture, and Education in Spain and Morocco	4
CHIST 3250	Black/Brown Power! Rethinking the Civil Rights Movement	3
CHIST 3360	Africa in World History	3
CHIST 3475	Voices of Black/Brown Cambridge: Oral History Methods & Prac	3
CHIST 3600	Africa in Film	3
CHUMS 3500	Postcolonial History and Literature	3
CLITR 3329	Race, Ethnicity, Identity in United States Literature	3
CMUSC 2500	History of Jazz	3
CPOLS 3450	HBO's The Wire: The Politics of U.S. Urban Inequality	3
CSWRK 3301	Challenging Racism	3
CSOCL 2119	Race and Ethnic Relations	3
IAHIS 3450	Arts of Africa	3
IAHIS 3530	African-American Art: The Harlem Renaissance Through the Civil Rights Movement	3
IAHIS 4150	Africa: Between Tradition and Modernity	3