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The African American and Africana Studies degree allows students to complete an interdisciplinary program of study that draws together the multifaceted understanding of the Africana experience. The rich and challenging course work addresses historical, cultural, sociological, political, and psychological factors that affect the lives of people of African descent worldwide. Students will develop the breadth of knowledge indicative of a liberal arts education, and enhance their critical thinking and writing, analysis, and communication skills. The African American and Africana Studies degree will be beneficial for a wide range of students who plan to work in communication and media, education, law, health care, non-profit, and government.

MAJOR CORE COURSES (18 CREDIT HOURS)

AAS 100 Introduction to African Studies

AAS 200 Introduction to African-American Studies

AAS 301 Introduction to African Diaspora

AAS 401 Independent Reading & Research in AAS

AAS 400 Special Topics in AAS (Subtitle required)