The major in African American Studies at the University of Mobile is designed to introduce students to the history and culture of African American communities.
Bachelor of Arts or Science in African American Studies
Bachelor of Arts or Science in African American Studies
The program is interdisciplinary by design, and majors can expect to take wide-ranging courses in History, Sociology, Psychology, Christian Studies, Government and Law, and Music.
Graduates are prepared for a wide range of career opportunities, including graduate study, professional schools, public administration, and community organization and development.
Click through the tabs below to navigate through each program.
Core Courses
Core Courses
Major Courses
Core Courses
Effective English
The Literary Tradition
Intro to the Bible OR Christian Worldview
History of Christian Thought OR Mission & Message of Jesus
Basic Public Speaking OR Intro to Philosophy
History Course
Laboratory Science
Mathematics General
Education Electives
General Education Electives
Foreign Language Electives (BA)
Major Courses
CR 205 - Introduction to Criminal Justice
EN 471 - African American Literature
HI 345 - African American History
PY 412 - Moral Philosophy/Ethics
SA 202 - Introduction to Sociology
SA 324 - Understanding the Community
Internship
Upper Level Major Electives
SHAPING YOUR FUTURE
Program Benefits
Career Opportunities
Program Benefits
Develop a unique perspective on freedom and civil rights struggles in the United States
Understand the unique challenges faced by people of color
Appreciate how diversity shapes politics, mental well-being, and personal faith
Your Dream Job Awaits!
Graduate School
Community Organization & Development
Public Administration
Law School
SHAPING YOUR FUTURE
“Poor communication comes naturally, but good communication is learned. Come learn with us!”
Dr. Matthew DownsProgram Coordinator, History, Program Coordinator, African American Studies, Professor of History Dean, College of Arts & Sciences251.442.2588mdowns@umobile.edu
