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Newly-revitalized, Drew’s major in Africana Studies offers students an interdisciplinary study of the history, cultures, politics, and socioeconomic structures of Africa and the African Diaspora. Students will learn how to use diverse historical, political, ethnographic, artistic, and literary forms of analysis from the humanities, social and behavioral sciences, and fine arts.
This program is also available as an Africana Studies Minor.
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Baldwin Honors Scholars tackle an advanced, four-year, 21-credit curriculum.
Students have the opportunity to complete research projects as a part of the New York Semester on Social Entrepeneurship, NYC UN Semester, and NYC Media and Communications Semester nycTRECs; as well as the Food, Culture, and Sustainability in Tuscany and Spanish Language and Culture in Barcelona ShortTRECs.
A unique, hands-on, take-action program for students who are passionate about leading social change.
Drew Africana Studies students can join a variety of groups and organizations, including: