284 Full-time Bachelor's degrees in African Studies

Apply to African Studies programme at Hofstra University and learn how Africa's natural resources are fueling the economies of the developing world.

Africana Studies at Tulane University offers a broad course of interdisciplinary study relating to Africa, people of African descent, and the many different contexts of the African Diaspora around the world.

African and Afro-American Studies at Brandeis University thinkers have played a major role in defining the critical issues of our time, just as the cultures of Africans and their descendants have transformed the cultures of the Americas and the world. 

The Africana Studies program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte requires the completion of a minimum 30 credit hours in Africana Studies courses.

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

The Wellesley College Africana Studies program is an interdisciplinary and transnational program of study that includes theoretical and methodological approaches reflective of the experience and intellectual traditions of people of African descent.

The Africana Studies programme at Villanova University offers a comprehensive exploration of Africa and the global African diaspora. This bachelor degree, delivered via a public study mode, provides an interdisciplinary curriculum that spans history, politics, and culture to foster critical thinking and inclusive perspectives.

The African American and African Diaspora Studies programme at Indiana University Bloomington offers a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts degree. This public study mode course explores unique cultural and historical experiences. It prepares students for social services and community development over a standard four-year duration.

The African Languages for Professional Contexts programme at the Stellenbosch University focuses on professional discourse practices in African languages in multilingual contexts. 

The Religious Studies and Africana Studies programme at Northeastern University is a four-year, full-time bachelor degree. It integrates the analysis of global religious traditions and ethics with the historical and social experiences of the African diaspora, providing a comprehensive interdisciplinary perspective.

The Africana Studies programme at The University of New Mexico offers a comprehensive exploration of the global African experience. This undergraduate degree provides students with a deep understanding of historical and contemporary issues.

The Africana Studies degree at Union College 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 Africana Studies, Popular Culture and Digital Media program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte requires the completion of a minimum 30 credit hours in Africana Studies courses.

African and African American Studies (AAAS) from Louisiana State University offers you the opportunity to study the history, traditions, culture, religion, food, music, languages, and folklore of Africa.

The African American Studies at Georgetown University provides a vital and innovative interdisciplinary course of research, study, and learning.

The Departments of Minority Studies and English from Indiana University Northwest offer a thematically integrated major in African American and African Diaspora Studies and English. 

Africana Studies is designed to give students an integrated and critical understanding of the experiences, contributions, and achievements of peoples of African descent throughout the world. Learn more with Interdisciplinary Studies: Africana Studies from North Carolina State University.

The Pan-African Studies program offered by Arcadia University is part of the academic arm of CASAA at Arcadia University and provides our students with a comprehensive understanding of the histories, cultures, and socio-political dynamics of the Pan African world, both the continent itself and its ever-evolving diaspora.

Develop a critical understanding of the histories, cultures and social issues of African, Black and Caribbean communities and their significance in a rapidly changing global context while enhancing both your career and life skills through an African, Black and Caribbean Studies bachelor’s degree or minor from Adelphi University in New York.

The Africana Studies, Social Justice and the Law program of The University of North Carolina at Charlotte requires the completion of a minimum 30 credit hours in Africana Studies courses.