Africana Studies

Major, Minor

PROGRAM: AFRICANA STUDIES

The Africana Studies Program offers a major, interdepartmental major, and minor focused on the history, culture and social development of people of African descent. Students gain immersive learning experiences and engage in campus activities.

The program includes three-week mini-terms. In Senegal, students explore globalization, poverty, religion, and women’s issues. The South Africa term in Cape Town examines history from public, individual and historical perspectives.

Students also join clubs celebrating African and diasporic cultures, such as the African Student Association, African Dance Club, LatinX Dance Club, National Society of Black Engineers, Muslim Students Association and Portuguese Club.

Courses and requirements

Professor Cheikh Ndiaye in a classroom with students

Careers after Union

Assistant principal, KIPP Massachusetts

J.D. candidate, Cardozo School of Law, Yeshiva University

M.S. candidate in higher education administration, Syracuse University

Program and operations coordinator, Community Healthcare Network

Public health associate, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

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