Credential directory
Degrees, certificates, licences, apprenticeships and micro-credentials — with the provider, the occupations each leads to, and the Credential Transparency Identifier where one is published. Or browse a state or partner library.
Associate's Degree
African-American Studies
Cypress College
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- CA
- 1 occupation
- CIP 05.0201
Bachelor's Degree
African-American Studies
Seton Hall University
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- NJ
- 1 occupation
- CIP 05.0201
Bachelor's Degree
African-American Studies
University of Florida
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- FL
- 1 occupation
- CIP 05.0201
Bachelor's Degree
African-American and African Studies
University of Virginia-Main Campus
- VA
- 1 occupation
- CIP 05.0201
Bachelor's Degree
African/Middle Eastern and South Asian Languages & Literatures
Rutgers University-New Brunswick
- NJ
- 3 occupations
- CIP 16.0101
Doctoral Research
Africana Studies
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- NC
- 1 occupation
- CIP 05.0201
Certificate
Africana Studies
University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
The Certificate in Africana Studies is designed for all students interested in deepening their knowledge of African, African diasporic and especially African-American lives. Through this program of study students will critically examine the major historical events that have created and shaped the Af …more
- WI
Bachelor's Degree
Africana Studies
University of Pennsylvania
Africana Studies is an interdisciplinary field of study devoted to the critical and systematic examination of the cultural, political, social, economic, and historical experiences of African Americans, Africans, and peoples of African descent around the world. Our course of study is designed to prov …more
- PA
Doctoral Degree
Africana Studies
University of Pennsylvania
The past twenty years have witnessed two dominant but opposing approaches to the study of the interconnections between Africa and the African Diaspora. Both seek to provide alternatives to traditional models of Africana Studies. The Afrocentric model has tended to focus on historical Africa, particu …more
- PA