African and African American Studies Minor
Minor Requirements
- Completion of a minimum of six one-semester courses offered by the department on the Lincoln Center or Rose Hill campuses.
- Required courses: one African History Course, one African American History Course, and four Elective Courses.
- Elective courses chosen from cross-listed courses in English and literary studies, history, art and music history, women, gender, and sexuality studies, media and communications, and political science.
Learning Outcomes
Upon graduation, students will have achieved the following curricular goals:
- Gain knowledge in interdisciplinary approaches necessary for understanding the diverse histories, cultures, and experiences of African and African American peoples.
- Develop critical skills in articulating and interpreting past and contemporary knowledge about African and African American cultures.
Those students who minor in African and African American studies must complete a minimum of six one-semester courses:
Course | Title | Credits |
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One African History course | ||
One African-American History course | ||
Four Elective courses 1 |
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Any course with the AFAM subject code or the AFAM attribute code may fulfill this requirement.
African History
Course | Title | Credits |
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AFAM 1600 | Understanding Historical Change: Africa | 3 |
AFAM 3140 | Contemporary Africa | 4 |
AFAM 3141 | Women and Social Change in Africa | 4 |
AFAM 3146 | African Immigrants in the United States | 3 |
AFAM 3148 | History of South Africa | 4 |
AFAM 3188 | Exploring Africa: Encounter, Expedition, and Representation | 4 |
African-American History
Course | Title | Credits |
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AFAM 3001 | African American History I | 4 |
AFAM 3002 | African American History II | 4 |
AFAM 3115 | Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X | 4 |
AFAM 3132 | Black Prison Experience | 4 |
AFAM 3632 | Harlem Renaissance | 4 |
HIST 3001 | African American History I | 4 |
HIST 3002 | African American History II | 4 |
Availability
The minor in African and African American studies is available at Fordham College at Rose Hill, Fordham College at Lincoln Center, and Fordham's School of Professional and Continuing Studies at Rose Hill and Lincoln Center.