The African and African-American Studies program offers a minor that provides a solid foundation in the histories, cultures, politics, and creative and critical works of people of African descent worldwide. This program focuses on developing strong analytical skills to understand how African-descended peoples have shaped global ideas and culture. This minor is designed to complement any major, enhancing understanding of the world and preparing students for professional and social success in fields such as humanities, arts, social sciences, business, and education.
The minor requires 18 credits, equivalent to six courses. Students must complete three core courses, choose two from a list of restricted electives, and select one course from the cross-listed electives.
Tuition and living cost information is not provided for this minor program. Prospective students should refer to the university's general admissions and financial aid pages for details on tuition fees, international student costs, and estimated living expenses.
This minor provides a foundation in the histories, cultures, politics, and creative works of people of African descent globally. It develops analytical skills to understand their impact on global ideas and culture.
The minor requires 18 credits, equivalent to six courses. Students must complete three core courses, two restricted electives, and one cross-listed elective.
If you are a prospective student, you should apply to an undergraduate degree program at New Jersey City University first. Current NJCU students should consult their academic advisor or the registrar's office to declare the minor.
This minor assumes you are already enrolled in a degree program at New Jersey City University. You should meet the general admission requirements for the university's undergraduate programs.