Africana Studies

The Africa research program aims to encourage students to critically assess African historical representations and continental people's movements. In addition, we need to pay close attention to the rich diversity and sustainable contributions of African and African people around the world.

The African Studies Program is an interdisciplinary program that provides students and Moravian College students and opportunities to explore and understand the history and contemporary experiences of African people and African diaspora in a wider community. In order to achieve these objectives, the program aims to:

Challenge students to acquire broader and critical intellectuals and smarter regional and global perspectives

Prepare students for multimodal education, social work, law, international affairs, business, diplomacy, ethnic and ethnic relations, NGO, urban development, intercultural research and social policy careers

Students and large university communities recognize these communities and inspire and promote the value of a vibrant learning community that internalizes and practices diversity, tolerance, compassion, and multicultural value.

Encourage and encourage citizen participation in students through regional and global service learning and community service

Students and teachers travel in Africa and create new opportunities to tackle rich cultural, ethnic and social diversity across the African continent

At the Department of African Studies at the Academy of Humanities and Sciences in Africa we are conducting large and small research on African studies. African studies are mainly those based on people and cultures who study the people's experiences in Africa. These experiences ranged from early human civilization to slavery, colonization, tragic eradication era, and to African people 's forced resettlement and forced migration. The framework of knowledge to distinguish African studies from other fields is to explore the subject areas from the perspective of African people's interests, desires, possibilities and assumed destiny. The foundation of this field is to understand and understand the world view of people in Africa and the philosophy of life as a starting point explored by all African intellectuals.

The Africana Studies program is part of an alliance for races, colonies, and alliances abroad. Africa's research is an interdisciplinary field that focuses on the research of people in Africa and people in Africa in the world's African population. Students can choose to study in Africa or study underage minors. The Africa research program exposes students to historical, political, social, economic and cultural systems and institutions and reveals the living environment and creativity of African people in Africa and Diaspora in Africa. In addition, African studies critically examined the social and historical background of the development of Western epistemology, while African people on human labor, talent and natural resources against the modern movement that the Mediterranean and Western countries experienced and claimed We are investigating the important contribution of.