266 Bachelor's degrees in African Studies in North America

The Africana Studies programme from the University of Pittsburgh prepares social science majors for advanced graduate studies in international affairs, education, social work, social policy studies, and legal and professional training.

The Africana Studies Program is an interdisciplinary program that brings together faculty from diverse Lafayette College disciplines and departments who share expertise and research interests in the study of Africa and the African diaspora (communities of African descent worldwide) including African Americans.

Are you fascinated by learning about the diversity of Africa’s people and their wide-reaching contributions to world culture? Do you strive to make the world a better place by being an active participant in the world community? We offer a bachelor degree in Africana Studies at Ramapo College of New Jersey. 

Think of Africana Studies from Vassar College as a comprehensive liberal arts education encapsulated in one program.

The Africana Studies program of Bowdoin College is an interdisciplinary field in which students learn about how the modern world came into existence throughout the African continent, and the worldwide African Diaspora, as well as the significant roles Africa and the African Diaspora played in creating the modern and contemporary worlds over the last six centuries.

The Africana Studies programme at Northeastern University offers a comprehensive B.A. degree. This public study mode course explores the global African Diaspora through social sciences and humanities. Students engage in rigorous research and community action during their duration of study to understand diverse cultural histories.

The African-American Studies BSc degree offered at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University is an interdisciplinary program, utilizing the resources and faculty of several departments.

As a field of study, Africana Studies offered by Barnard College Columbia University analyzes the history, cultures, modes of political thought and social movements engendered by the freedom struggles of black people. 

The African Studies minor at Butler University prepares students for our diverse world through study of Black and African thought, histories, politics, cultures, and societies in the African continent and throughout the world.

At College of the Holy Cross, the Africana Studies program is an interdisciplinary academic program that examines the integral role that Africans and people of African descent have played in the histories, politics, cultures, and economies all over the world, particularly in Africa, the Americas, the Caribbean and Europe. 

The International Affairs, Africa Concentration at George Washington University offers students a comprehensive exploration of the African continent. This undergraduate programme, available as a B.A. or B.Sc., provides a full-time study mode focused on regional politics, history, and diverse cultural landscapes in Washington, D.C.

The International Affairs, Africa Concentration at George Washington University offers students a comprehensive exploration of the African continent. This undergraduate programme, available as a B.A. or B.Sc., provides a full-time study mode focused on regional politics, history, and culture within a global context.

University of Richmond's Africana Studies, B.A. program is an academic concentration that critically examines the African diaspora from multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary perspectives.

Knox College's Africana Studies program brings together a wide range of topics in history, politics, and culture, but we care about more than just cursory discussions and treating the symptoms: we expose the very roots and structures of our society. 

The African American and African Diaspora Studies degree from Indiana University Northwest prepares students for work in fields such as social services, minority group relations, and community development.

The Bachelor of Arts in African American Studies at The University of Texas at San Antonio is an interdisciplinary program exploring Black lives and communities with an intersectional lens. 

The Bryn Mawr College program in Middle Eastern, Central Asian, and North African Studies focuses on the study of the area from Morocco to Afghanistan from antiquity to the present day.

Africology and African American Studies from Eastern Michigan University exposes students to a robust and critical study, research, and service on the African world experience–including a particular focus on the life and culture of people of African descent in the Americas. 

This African American Literature programme is offered at University of Memphis. It is s designed to familiarize students with the varied chronological development of African American Literature, 1750 to the present.

The B.A. in African American and African Diaspora Studies - History at Indiana University Bloomington is a public, interdisciplinary programme. It explores the historical and contemporary connections between African and New World Black communities through rigorous research, critical analysis, and intercultural study.