251 A.B. Anderson Hall
1123 University Drive
Duluth, MN 55812
United States
About This Program
The African and African American Studies minor is an interdisciplinary program that examines the worldwide historical and current experience of African Americans and people of African descent.
Our programming will introduce you to the cultures, institutions, and societies in Africa and its Diasporas through diverse course offerings, individualized research activities, advocacy, and community and civic engagement. Our professors are not only dedicated teachers and mentors but are also leading experts in their respective disciplines who incorporate their ground-breaking scholarship into the classroom.
The AAAS minor is a great complement to any major field of study and will equip you with the skills and knowledge needed to thrive in an increasingly multicultural and diverse world.
Program Highlights
- Learn about African American and African cultural communities at the local, state, national, and international levels
Research & Experiential Learning
- Study abroad opportunities in Africa and the Caribbean
- Research, advocacy, and community and civic engagement opportunities
Potential Careers
- Communication and media
- Non-profit and advocacy
- Education
- Government, law, and politics
- Museums and cultural heritage
- Business and management
Get Involved
- Black Student Association
- Black Men Serving Excellence
- History Club
- International Club
Requirements
Refer to the link below for more detailed information about the program, admission requirements, sample plans, and contact information.
African & African American Studies Minor