African Studies

Carlos Moore and Abdias do Nascimento are excellent scholars and activists. Moore is an ethnologist and political scientist who acquired two PhD degrees at a famous university in Paris, France. He was banished from his native Cuba for thirty years. Nascimento is a famous African-American Brazilian scholar and an artist. He is considered to be the historical leader of the black movement in Brazil. Their work has made a great contribution to the society of Brazil and Cuba. They hope to work hard, often to sacrifice their freedom, and to end racial discrimination in the country of origin in South America.

Born in Cameroon, Yaounde, Wilglory is a writer, scholar, activist of social justice. She majored in African-American studies at Princeton University and received a certificate of African studies. She is a future global leader researcher and a researcher at Melon Metz, a top scholar in America. In Princeton she co-founded African dance group DoroBucci and curated Okwele: Cameroon Student Conference, Sankofa: African Fashion Show, and Sakata: African Dance Competition. Last summer she was a Facebook intern, studying French in Paris and conducting academic research. Media: Website, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube

Under the protection of African studies there are three areas of African research, African-American research, and African Caribbean research, which can be used for comparative analysis of African people around the world. In addition to these three major areas, Asian and European Africans will also be studied. Cross-sectional studies in these three areas include research on African families, African men / women, and African communities. In major research areas, students can select geographical areas such as cultural research and focus areas and African countries such as Nigeria and combine the two to study key areas. For example, I am a student from the African Studies Department who wants to study music in Nigeria.

The African research program is part of an alliance for ethnic, colonial, and foreign studies. Africana Studies is an interdisciplinary field that focuses on the study of people in the African continent and African people in the world of diaspora in Africa. Students can choose to study minors studying in Africa or study in that subject. In the African Research Program, we expose students to historical, political, social, economic and cultural systems and institutions and clarify the living conditions and creativity of African people in Africa and Diaspora in Africa. In addition, African studies critically investigated the social and historical background of the development of Western epistemology, while African people on human labor, talent and natural resources against contemporary movements that the Mediterranean and Western countries experienced and claimed We are investigating the important contribution of.