266 Bachelor's degrees in African Studies in North America

Students in the Pan African Studies program at the Clemson University are learning that if they can engage with all people, they will be a lot more successful in life. 

The mission of the Department of African Cultural Studies is to research and teach the languages and expressive cultures of Africa and Africans around the world through the bachelor degree in African Cultural Studies at University of Wisconsin Madison. 

The Africana Studies - English Literature from University of Pittsburgh offers an especially coherent experience in interdisciplinary learning by bringing together Africana studies and English literature in two interrelated ways.

Want to know more about the history, culture, and experience of Black Americans from the African diaspora all the way through today?  In this African American Studies program from The University of Alabama at Birmingham, we can give you multicultural perspectives valued by employers in education, government, and business.

This International Year One in General - Africana Studies, Pre-Bachelor from INTO Hofstra University will prepare you to enter your next semester of a bachelor’s degree program at Hofstra University.

The Africana Studies BA program from New York University offers a multi-continental and interdisciplinary approach to the study of black culture and identity, literature, history and politics. 

African American and Diaspora Studies program from University of Wyoming offers undergraduates an opportunity to engage in an interdisciplinary examination of the history, culture, and life of African Americans and the African diaspora from ancient times to the present day. 

The Africana Studies course of Rutgers University is an interdisciplinary programme devoted to the understanding of Africa and people of African descent throughout the world.

The concentration in Liberal Studies - African American Studies from North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University gives students a background in how cultures and societies work and the ways they change. It focuses on the nature and direction of cultural and social change in countries and societies. It also emphasizes the impact of globalization on this change.

Boston University's major in Linguistics and African Languages enables students to combine the study of human language from a diversity of perspectives with the study of one or more African languages in cultural and historical context.

The African and African Diaspora Studies BA program offered at University of Texas at Austin is dedicated to the study of the intellectual, political, artistic, and social experiences of people of African descent throughout Africa and the African Diaspora, including the United States.

Are you interested in African-American images in popular culture? African-American women in literature? The African diaspora? Black-protest thought in America? The Africana Studies degree at Agnes Scott College might be the right choice for you. 

Pan-African Studies is an interdisciplinary program from Drew University that offers extensive study of the history, cultures, politics and socioeconomic structures of Africa and the African Diaspora. 

At the height of America’s civil rights movement, Colby College recognized a need for a rigorous program in African-American Studies. Today, through critical analysis of literature and historical materials and close collaboration with professors, students gain insight into the formation of the cultures of people of African descent in the United States and the Americas.

African and African Diaspora Studies from Roanoke College you'll see how the continent and its many nations and cultures have evolved beyond the stereotypes that still persist in western media.

The African American Studies major at Coe College offers students the opportunity to study African American culture through an interdisciplinary approach.  

The African and African American Studies program from Earlham College critically examine African and Diaspora experiences, institutions and perspectives, with particular focus on the ways in which gender/sex, class, racial capitalism and ideological theories have shaped the lives of Black peoples.

This interdisciplinary program in International Studies - Africa and The Middle East from West Virginia University includes courses in political science, languages, geography, history, sociology, anthropology, economics and other topics. You'll gain valuable real-life experience through study abroad, global service learning and internships.

The Middle East and North African Studies program at Northwestern University offers undergraduates the opportunity to pursue and develop their interests in the history, languages, literatures, politics and societies of this large and diverse region of the world.

At the Africana Studies program offered by the Metropolitan State University of Denver, you will come to learn “how much there is to know” about the global African experience — and in the process, come to understand more about the world and how you want to contribute to it.