This Bachelor of Arts (BA) program provides an interdisciplinary exploration of the histories, cultures, and social experiences of people of African descent across the globe. Students will engage with topics such as African history, literature, political science, sociology, and cultural studies. The program emphasizes the development of critical thinking, research skills, and a comprehensive understanding of the diverse perspectives within Africana Studies, preparing students for careers in education, community development, social justice, and related fields.

(Career options are highly dependent on chosen specializations, further study, and experience. Potential paths include but are not limited to:) Roles in: Educator, Community Organizer, Social Worker, Policy Analyst, Diversity and Inclusion Officer, Researcher (Africana Studies), Archivist, Museum Curator, Journalist, Non-profit Program Manager, Cultural Affairs Officer, Human Resources Specialist, (Potentially roles in related educational institutions, community organizations, government agencies, non-profit sector, cultural institutions, and media outlets)

- A prestigious public university and Tier 1 research institution in the USA<br> - Offers world-class facilities, with state-of-the-art technologies and equipment<br> - UConn's extensive flagship campus in Storrs offers a true US college experience.<br> - This degree is offered by the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences that values creative education and mentorship, foundational research and inquiry, and ethical social engagement.<br> - Taught within the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences