The Africana studies program at Savannah State University is interdisciplinary and provides knowledge and an appreciation of the history and culture of Africans and African-Americans. Course offerings include the social sciences, humanities, and fine arts.
Students have the option to concentrate in humanities or the social sciences.
The program aims to develop critical thinking and problem solving skills necessary for community planning, policy and program development, and research. Students will be able to seek careers in museums, libraries, archives and agencies committed to preserving African and African-American culture, teaching, public and private agencies, or pursue graduate degrees in this and related fields. These pages are designed and maintained by Dr. K. Jayaraman . Comments are welcome . All Rights Reserved.