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266 Bachelor's degrees in African Studies in North America
Africana Studies Hamilton College
4,5(2)New York City, United StatesThe goal of the Africana Studies department from Hamilton College is to take up the field's central questions and debates in multiple contexts and by means of multiple methodologies.
Interdisciplinary, Africana Studies Eastern Washington University
3,8(10)Cheney, United StatesThe B.A. in Interdisciplinary, Africana Studies at Eastern Washington University is a comprehensive public programme. This undergraduate degree explores the diverse experiences and histories of African people globally. Students engage in rigorous academic study over four years to develop critical analytical skills.
African and African-American Studies Washington University in St. Louis
4,4(8)Saint Louis, United States Top 1% in WorldwideThe African and African-American Studies Major is offered by Washington University in St. Louis. The Department of African and African-American Studies offers opportunities for students to explore the social, political, and intellectual history as well as the literature, culture, and artistic life of various peoples in the world who are African or of African descent.
Africana Studies College of Wooster
4,0(5)Wooster, United StatesFor more than 40 years, Africana Studies major at College of Wooster has helped prepare Wooster graduates to succeed in a multicultural world.
African Studies Simon Fraser University
4,1(85)Burnaby, Canada Top 5% in WorldwideThe African Studies Certificate at Simon Fraser University offers a focused exploration of the continent's sociopolitical landscape. This undergraduate programme is delivered via a public study mode, providing students with a deep understanding of African issues through the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.
African Studies York University
4,1(182)Toronto, Canada Top 6% in WorldwideThe African Studies bachelor degree at York University offers a comprehensive public study mode for those interested in the evolution and global impact of Africa. This programme explores diverse histories and socioeconomic developments, providing students with the agility to apply interdisciplinary knowledge to real-world contexts.