Africana Studies
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Why pursue Africana Studies at the University of Michigan-Flint?
Application. Go beyond the classroom. Experience new knowledge firsthand through guided research projects, conferences and community programs.
Participation. Get involved! Work with programs such as Africa Day in September, African Heritage month in February and the on-going Clinton Jones Lecture Series. Perform as a member of the Axe’ Performance Collective through dance, drama poetry and other art forms. Join the Africana Students Anti-Racism Coalition (ASARC) to educate members of the University and great Flint communities.
Global Perspective. Study. Travel. Push your limits. Take advantage of our study abroad programs to study the people and places you learn about first hand.
Social Awareness. Discover the difference that you can make. Apply your knowledge to any career you choose. You aren’t just pursuing a degree, you’re gaining experiences that will give you personal growth and benefit you for life.
Recognition. Excellence is rewarded. Stand out among your peers. Enhance your resume. Strive to be the best. The Africana studies department has annual awards for academics, service, leadership, growth and artistic expression.
What can I do with a degree in Africana Studies from the University of Michigan-Flint?
A degree in Africana studies from University of Michigan – Flint provides you with a well rounded education along with the social awareness needed to succeed in a diverse society. Continue your education in one of many graduate programs or make an impact in your career field immediately. Our graduates have gone on to careers in the following fields:
- Education
- Health
- Sociology
- Political Science
- Business
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