Spring. Credit, three hours. Traces the history of the African continent from 1800 onward. It analyzes the great changes of the nineteenth century, including the partition of the continent, colonial rule, decolonization as well as the management of modern states, and international systems.
Fall. Credit, three hours.This course introduces students to different aspects (historical, sociopolitical, and economic) of the African continent, the African experience, and the academic discipline of African Studies. It delves into the diversity of a complex continent in constant mutation and conversation with the forces of the past, present, and future.
On Demand. Credit, three hours. An introductory course on African Studies. May be repeated for credit when topic varies.
