BA in African American Studies in Princeton United States | Princeton University

The Department of African American Studies provides both an Undergraduate Concentration and Certificate program, enhancing students' comprehension of racial dynamics in the U.S. and globally. Those completing the Concentration requirements earn a Bachelor of Arts in African American Studies, while the Certificate serves as an academic minor equivalent. Both undergraduate tracks share the same course selection. The program's curriculum highlights the intricate connections between political, economic, and cultural influences that shape our perspective on the historical accomplishments and challenges of African-descended communities in America and their global relationships. The academic focus spans three key areas: African American Culture and Life, Race and Public Policy, and Global Race and Ethnicity. Beyond its core programs, the Department hosts a Junior Research Seminar, Senior Thesis Colloquium, study abroad options, and various courses, public events, and lecture series available to all students.