Bachelor of Arts in Africana World Studies - Humanities and Arts

The Department of Community and Social Justice Studies offers a wide range of majors to help students develop critical perspectives and marketable skills to be advocates for communities and work in the public, private, non-governmental, and not-for-profit sectors, or to pursue graduate study. Here are some key national statistics for careers in these areas from the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) and PayScale.In this program, students will learn about the intellectual and social origins of Africana studies as a discipline and its major objectives, concepts, theories, subjectcontent areas, perspectives, and concerns. In addition, AWS majors can expect to learn about the African, African American, and Caribbean history, literature and culture in a variety of classes offered within the Africana-world studies program. The major may be combined with teaching certification in elementary education (Early Childhood P-3 andor Elementary K-6).

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