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4.4.14 Minor in African Studies

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4.4.14 Minor in African Studies

The Minor in African Studies is regulated by the section of the Faculty of Arts Graduation Requirements entitled 3.4.3 Minor Fields.

Students must successfully complete at least 30 units (5.0 full-course equivalents) and not more than 36 units (6.0 full-course equivalents) while meeting the requirements below:

Core: African Studies 301, 501.
Ethnography: 6 units (1.0 full-course equivalent) from the following: Anthropology 317, 319; Political Science 371.
Upper-Year Courses: At least 18 additional units (3.0 full-course equivalents) from the following: African Studies 400; Anthropology 317, 319, 505.40; Archaeology 307, 395, 399; French 549; Geography 377; Greek and Roman Studies 345, 347; History 397.01, 402; Political Science 371, 471; Religious Studies 339, 353; Zoology 507.60, 507.61.

Notes:

The Department may approve additional courses in category 3 when they have significant African emphasis. For example, in some years Archaeology 531; Film 301; Economics 337; Geography 365, 425, 593; Political Science 279, 579; Religious Studies 349 and/or Sociology 487 may be approved.
In addition to the courses mentioned above, students should realize that competence in a language (other than English) appropriate to the study of Africa is highly desirable.