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African Studies Certificate
African Studies Certificate

Certificate code CTAFRI
Yamada International House
Athens, OH 45701
Phone:  740-593-1840
Fax:  740-593-1837
http://www.internationalstudies.ohio.edu/

The Center for International Studies offers certificates in African, Asian, East Asian, European, Latin American,  Southeast Asian and War and Peace Studies for students who wish to add an international dimension to their major, or who are interested in an international career or graduate work in area studies. The certificate is noted on your transcript upon graduation.

The African Studies Major and Certificate grew out of the excitement emanating from the decolonization of the continent in the mid-1960s and the awareness of the important role Africa could play in world affairs.  Today the multi disciplinary nature of the program allows the student to build a course of study reflecting Africa’s contemporary reality.  Themes include the socioeconomic development of the continent in the context of Africa’s grand cultural and historical traditions.  Students may also view the study of Africa as an excellent case study of the process of social change in the developing world.

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Contact :Laura Schaeffer with any questions.


Yamada International House, 56 E. Union Street, Athens OH 45701 (740) 593-1840

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