Interdisciplinary Study Course (3 Hours)

• HIS 3330 - Introduction to Africana Studies (3)
• IDS 3330 - Introduction to Africana Studies (3)

History Course (3 Hours)

• HIS 2301 - History of Colonial Latin America (3) *
• HIS 2302 - History of Modern Latin America (3) *
• HIS 2421 - History of Africa to 1850 (3)
• HIS 2422 - History of Africa since 1850 (3)
• HIS 3240 - Race, Rock & Rebellion (3)
• HIS 3339 - African Environmental History since 1500 (3)
• HIS 3350 - African American History (3)

English Or Foreign Languages & Literatures Course (3 Hours)

• ENG 2120 - African-American Literature (3) *
• ENG 2130 - Ethnic-American Literature (3) *
• ENG 2350 - Studies in American Literature (3) *
• ENG 4580 - Studies in African-American Literature (3)
• LLC 4010 - Afro-Hispanic Literature (3)
• FRE 2035 - The French Speaking World (3)
• FRE 2065 - Black Writers of French Expression (3)
• FRE 3050 - Masterworks of Francophone Literature (3)
• FRE 3065 - Francophone Culture Through Film (3)

Africana Studies Electives

(9 hours to be chosen from list below or from History or English/Foreign Language area if not used above)

• ANT 2420 - Gender, Race and Class (3) *
• ARH 3630 - African Art (3)
• COM 3130 - Minorities in Media (3) *
• DAN 1420 - Jazz I (2) *
• DAN 1430 - African Dance I (2) *
• DAN 2010 - Exploring the Arts: Dance (3) *
• DAN 2420 - Jazz II (2) *

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• HIS 3340 - Afro-Atlantic Material Culture (3)

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• IDS 3340 - Afro-Atlantic Material Culture (3)

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• MUS 1117 - Gospel Choir (0-1)
• MUS 2014 - Jazz Music in American Society (3) *
• P S 4742 - Politics of Developing Nations (3)
• P S 4745 - African Politics (3)
• REL 2030 - Islamic Literature (3) *
• REL 2130 - Islamic Religion and Culture (3) *
• REL 3120 - African Thought (3) *
• SOC 4560 - Race and Ethnicity (3)

Total Required (18 Hours)

A minimum of 9 hours must be “in residence,” i.e. courses taken through ASU (can include study abroad, ASU online courses, etc.).