Click here to see the Department's own web site. International studies, public policy, and the impact of science and technology are integral parts of the program.
Students apply theoretical knowledge to real world problems and concerns.
Students with training in African-American studies will have skills to meet the challenges posed by the diversity of racial, cultural, and ethnic groups, in the United States and abroad. African-American studies graduates often attend professional schools and teach at the secondary or college level. Others work in museums, libraries, research centers, social service agencies, business, public service, and social welfare and law enforcement agencies. Acceptance into the major will be based on students meeting the department's criteria for admission and availability of space in the programs. We are constantly updating our site.