Africana Studies Minor

The Africana Studies minor provides students with a foundational understanding of African and African American histories, cultures, and societies. Anchored by core courses in African and African American history students explore the global dimensions of Black life through interdisciplinary coursework in literature, health, politics, and the arts. The minor complements a wide range of majors and prepares students to engage critically and creatively with an everchanging world of work and community.

Campus: Knoxville

Minor Requirements

The following are required in the concentration which consists of 15 hours from the Africana studies curriculum. A maximum of 3 hours in AFST 492 and AFST 493 combined can be applied toward the minor.

Complete: (6 Credit Hours)

AFST 201* - Introduction to African American Society and Culture, 1619-1860 3 Credit Hours
AFST 235* - Intro to African Cultures and Societies, Before 1880s 3 Credit Hours

Select Three Courses: (9 Credit Hours)

Any 300- or 400- level Africana Studies courses

Notes:

* Meets Volunteer Core Requirement

Undergraduates

Graduate Students