Level I

At least one course chosen from the following:

• CLTR1501(AR15A) - African Cultural Traditions
• CLTR1502(AR15B) - Rites of Passage in Sub-Saharan Africa
• FREN1304(F13D) - Caribbean and African Literature in French
• HIST1302(H13B) - African Civilisations from 1500 BC - 1000 AD
• HIST1303(H13C) - African Civilisations 1000 - 1800
  

Level II

At least three courses chosen from the following:

• HUMN2301(AR23A) - Literature and the Colonial Encounter
• CLTR2401(AR24A) - Popular Culture and Consciousness in 20th Century South Africa
• HUMN2702(AR27B) - Women Writers from Africa and the Caribbean
• FREN2301(F23A) - African Literature in French I
• FREN2302(F23B) - African Literature in French II
• GOVT2010 (GT23A)** - Politics of Developing Nations
• HIST2301(H23A) - History of Africa AD1800 - 1900
• HIST2302(H23B) - History of Africa from AD 1900
• PHIL2601- African Philosophy I
• PHIL2602 - African Philosophy II
• THEO2404(T24D) - Comparative Religion

** There is a Level I prerequisite

Level III

Three (3) courses chosen from the following:

• GOVT3000 - African Political Philosophy in Antiquity
• LITS3601(E36A) - African Literature I
• LITS3602(E36B) - African Literature II
• LITS3603(E36C) - African Film
• HIST3301(H33A) - Apartheid in South Africa
• HIST3302(H33B) - South Africa: Cultural History
• HIST3304(H33D) - Liberation in 20th Century Africa
• HIST3306(H33F) - West African Economic History 1880 -1960
  OR
  HIST3307(H33G) - West African Political History since 1880
• HIST3312(H33L) - Women in 20th Century Africa
• PHIL3801(PH38A) - African Diaspora Philosophy

HUMN3099 Caribbean Studies: Students taking the Minor in African Studies are encouraged to use the research paper to further their knowledge/awareness of economic, social, historical, political and/or cultural issues in Africa.

NB: Students should note that several courses offered at Level II and Level III have pre-requisites which must be completed at Level I. Information on pre-requisites can be obtained from the Handbook.