Course Overview

The African Studies program at Hofstra University offers an interdisciplinary approach to the study of African history, culture, politics, and society. This program aims to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the African continent and its diaspora, exploring themes such as colonialism, post-colonial development, and global connections. Unique features include a focus on experiential learning through study abroad opportunities in African countries and access to specialized courses on African languages and literature.

Career Prospects

Graduates of the African Studies program are equipped for careers in international relations, education, non-profit organizations, and cultural advocacy. The program prepares students for roles that require expertise in African contexts, cross-cultural communication, and global issues.

Key Faculty and Staff

Information on specific faculty members for the African Studies program is limited in public sources. However, the program is supported by Hofstra's Department of Anthropology and other related departments with expertise in global studies and social sciences.

Unique Facilities and Partnerships

Hofstra University offers access to resources such as the Africana Museum and partnerships with organizations focused on African and diaspora studies. Students may also participate in study abroad programs and internships to gain practical experience in African contexts.