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Bachelor's

African Studies Adjunct Major

Northwestern University Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences 55 courses

About This Program

First, students are exposed to the geographical and disciplinary breadth of African studies. To that end, all students take 200-level core courses in African history, anthropology, literature, and/or politics, as well as 7 elective courses chosen from an array of disciplines, including African studies, African American studies, anthropology, history, political science, religious studies, and several language and literature departments. Second, students engage in in-depth research or immersion practicums, the products of which they develop in a capstone senior research seminar. Practicums often involve a central research component, but other proposed practicums of acceptable quality, depth of immersion, etc., may be approved. Among the experiences that may satisfy this requirement with appropriate content are study abroad in Africa, research connected to the Program of African Studies, internships, and independent study and senior capstone projects. Consult the Director of Undergraduate Studies when making course selections.

Degree Requirements

There is also a required research or immersion practicum experience (see below) credits
Other courses as approved by the program director of undergraduate studies credits

Adjunct Major Requirements

3 core courses chosen from: 1

Adjunct Major Requirements

1 senior seminar:

Code Course Title Credits
AFST 395-0 Senior Research Seminar 1

Approved Courses

Code Course Title Credits
AFST 390-0 Topics in African Studies 1
AFST 392-1 Herskovits Undergraduate Research Award 1
AFST 392-2 Herskovits Undergraduate Research Award 1
AFST 399-0 Independent Study 1
ANTHRO 320-0 Peoples of Africa 1
ARABIC 111-1 Arabic I 1
ARABIC 111-2 Arabic I 1
ARABIC 111-3 Arabic I 1
ARABIC 121-1 Arabic II 1
ARABIC 121-2 Arabic II 1
ARABIC 121-3 Arabic II 1
ARABIC 125-0 Media Arabic 1
ARABIC 211-1 Arabic III 1
ARABIC 211-2 Arabic III 1
ARABIC 211-3 Arabic III 1
ARABIC 216-0 Language and Culture 1
ARABIC 245-0 Current Events in the Middle East: Arab Society through Online News Media 1
ARABIC 316-1 Reading Arabic Poetry 1
ARABIC 316-2 Reading Classical Arabic Texts 1
ARABIC 316-3 Reading Modern Arabic Prose 1
ART_HIST 222-0 Black Art in the TransAtlantic World 1
ECON 326-0 The Economics of Developing Countries 1
ECON 327-0 Economic Development in Africa 1
FRENCH 365-0 The Maghreb and the Middle East 1
GBL_HLTH 309-0 or HISTORY 379-0 Biomedicine and World History or Biomedicine and World History 1
GBL_HLTH 321-0 War and Public Health 1
HISTORY 250-1 Global History: Early Modern to Modern Transition 1
HISTORY 356-1 History of South Africa, Early Times to 1879 1
HISTORY 356-2 History of South Africa, 1879-on 1
HISTORY 357-0 East Africa 1
JOUR 372-0 International Journalism: South Africa 1
PHIL 222-0 Introduction to Africana Philosophy 1
POLI_SCI 250-0 Introduction to Comparative Politics 1
POLI_SCI 351-0 Politics of the Middle East 1
POLI_SCI 352-0 Global Development 1
POLI_SCI 368-0 Political Economy of Development 1
POLI_SCI 376-0 Civil Wars 1
POLI_SCI 389-0 or SOCIOL 379-0 Understanding Genocide or Understanding Genocide 1
RELIGION 250-0 Introduction to Islam 1
RELIGION 351-0 Islamic Law 1
SWAHILI 111-1 Swahili I 1
SWAHILI 111-2 Swahili I 1
SWAHILI 111-3 Swahili I 1
SWAHILI 121-1 Swahili II 1
SWAHILI 121-2 Swahili II 1
SWAHILI 121-3 Swahili II 1

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