| Hours |
Requirements |
| 5 |
Study
of an indigenous African Language. Acceptable languages
include but are not limited to Arabic, Bamana, Lingala,
Swahili, Wolof, and Zulu. |
| |
African
Studies core courses. These courses contain a minimum
of 50 percent African content and are defined according
to a list maintained and regularly updated by the Center
for African Studies. Courses completed to satisfy the
core must come from at least 3 separate departments and
must include the following three components: |
| 3 |
Course-work
surveying the continent. Choose one of the following:
|
| |
AFST 210–Intro to Mod African Lit |
| |
AFST 222–Introduction to Modern Africa |
| |
AFST 254–Economic Systems in Africa |
| |
HIST 110–History of Africa |
| |
SOC 122–Africa in World Perspective |
| 6 |
300-
or 400-level core courses. Language courses cannot be
used to meet this requirement. |
| 6 |
Additional
core courses at any level. African language courses may
be used to satisfy this requirement if they are at the
advanced level (fifth semester or higher). Only 3 hours
of AFST 199–Undergraduate Open Seminar may be used
to satisfy the requirements of the minor. |
| 20 |
Total
|
