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268 Bachelor's degrees in African Studies in North America

Black and African Diaspora Studies
Dalhousie University's Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts in Black and African Diaspora Studies programme explores the dynamic cultures of Black Canadian and African peoples. With a degree in Black and African Diaspora Studies, and the ability to think critically and solve problems collaboratively, you will be positioned as a catalyst for meaningful change within your chosen career.

African and African Diaspora Studies
In the African and African Diaspora Studies program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee you will find value in the program if you are interested in working within the U.S. or internationally in health services, education, journalism, social work, politics, law, business, the non-profit sector, trade, the arts and government agencies.

Black Studies
This Black Studies course Queen's University is an interdisciplinary program that engages the connections between the arts, social justice, and practices of anti-oppression.

Africana World Studies - Humanities and Arts
The Department of Africana-World Studies provides opportunities for an undergraduate education at the BA level. The Africana World Studies - Humanities and Arts Track programme is offered by William Paterson University of New Jersey.

African American Studies - Education
The African American Studies - Education course at Virginia Commonwealth University is an interdisciplinary degree that provides students with knowledge of human cultures, as well as intellectual and practical skills to engage complexity, diversity and change.

International Studies - Asia-Africa
In this International Studies - Asia-Africa program at University of Idaho, you will learn about international political, economic and social issues, become proficient in a foreign language, and develop expertise in a region of the globe that interests you.

Africana Studies
The Africana Studies program from University of Tennessee Knoxville is committed to producing and disseminating interdisciplinary knowledge about Africa, African Americans, and the African Diaspora around the world.

Ethnic Studies - African American Studies
The Ethnic Studies - African American Studies is offered at California State University Fullerton provides students with a well-rounded, interdisciplinary education allowing them to have successful careers in a variety of professions.

African American Studies - Public Administration
The African American Studies - Public Administration course at Virginia Commonwealth University is an interdisciplinary degree that provides students with knowledge of human cultures, as well as intellectual and practical skills to engage complexity, diversity and change.

African American Studies
The African American Studies course at Virginia Commonwealth University is an interdisciplinary degree that provides students with knowledge of human cultures, as well as intellectual and practical skills to engage complexity, diversity and change.

Africana Studies
The Department of Africana Studies at University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) delivers a rigorous interdisciplinary curriculum that explores the historical, artistic, economic, and technological contributions of African and African diasporic communities worldwide.

African American and African Diaspora Studies
The African American and African Diaspora Studies major delivered by University of Nevada, Las Vegas is a vibrant program in the Department of Interdisciplinary, Gender and Ethnic Studies, a unit of the College of Liberal Arts. Students may major or minor in African American and African Diaspora Studies.

Africana World Studies - Social Sciences and Community Development
The Department of Africana-World Studies provides opportunities for an undergraduate education at the BA level. The Africana World Studies - Social Sciences and Community Development track is offered by William Paterson University of New Jersey.
General Studies in Africana Studies
The Online Bachelor of General Studies in Africana Studies from Louisiana State University is offered through LSU Alexandria and LSU Online.
Afroamerican and African Studies
The Afroamerican and African Studies programme at the University of Michigan offers a comprehensive exploration of the global Black experience. This bachelor degree provides a public study mode, focusing on historical and contemporary perspectives. Students engage in rigorous academic inquiry over a standard four-year duration.
Africana Studies
The Africana Studies programme at the University of South Florida offers a comprehensive exploration of the global Black Diaspora. This bachelor degree, delivered via a public study mode, provides a transdisciplinary foundation in the intellectual traditions of Africa, the United States, and Latin America.
African-American and Diaspora Studies
The African-American and Diaspora Studies program, offered by Vanderbilt University and the Callie House Research Center for the Study of Global Black Cultures and Politics, is committed to the pursuit of knowledge, research, and reform.
African American Studies
This African American Studies major at Pennsylvania State University helps students achieve a critical understanding of the forms of knowledge, culture, and social organization that African-Americans have produced, and of the social conditions that have supported and constrained this work.
Africana Studies
Africana Studies students at Binghamton University learn about the national global roles, cultural contributions and experiences of Africans and people of African descent; oral traditions, literature, art and aesthetics; expressions and conceptualizations of spiritualism within the African purview; and the social, political and economic history of Blacks and the evolution of Black nationalism.
American Studies and Ethnicity (African American Studies)
The American Studies and Ethnicity (African American Studies) programme at the University of Southern California is a public bachelor degree. This interdisciplinary course explores the history and social issues of the United States through a comparative lens, focusing on the diverse cultures of the Western United States.