Six courses (minimum of 18 credits) are required for the minor which includes:

• ADST 2000 - Introduction to African and African Diaspora Studies
• plus five additional electives

Additional Information

Students must ensure that at least three of the electives (nine credits) are at the 3000-level or above. Furthermore, students must choose elective courses from both the humanities as well as the social and behavioral sciences and must fulfill a distribution component of at least one course (three credits) in African Studies and one course (three credits) in African Diaspora Studies.

Electives

The following courses do not meet the requirements for African or African Diaspora distribution credits, yet may be taken as electives by majors and minors. Students may also petition to count any African and African Diaspora studies related course currently being offered at Tulane or taken at other universities as part of their own curriculum. Such petitions will be considered by the program director in consultation with the program Executive Committee.

Other Electives

• ADST 3100 - Issues in Afro-Atlantic Studies
• ADST 3750 - From Community to Stage
• ADST 3890 - Service Learning
• ADST 4560 - Internship Studies
• ADST 4570 - Internship Studies
• ADST 4810 - Special Topics in African and African Diaspora Studies
• ADST 4820 - Special Topics in African and African Diaspora Studies
• ADST 4830 - Service Learning Capstone for ADST with 5110 add-on
• ADST 4910 - Independent Studies
• ADST 4920 - Independent Studies
• ADST 5110 - Capstone
• ARHS 3860 - Arts of the African Diaspora
• ARHS 3870 - 20th-Century African-American Art
• COMM 3200 - Media Literacy/Media Education I
• COMM 3550 - Third World Cinema
• COMM 4200 - Media Literacy/Media Education II
• COMM 4300 - Cultural Politics and Cinema
• ENLS 4820 - Colonial and Post-Colonial Discourse
• FREN 3040 - African and Caribbean Literature
• FREN 3050 - Literature in Exile
• FREN 4800 - Survey of Francophone Literature
• FREN 4840 - Philosophy, Francophone Literature, and Politics: Imagination and Institutions
• FREN 6860 - Francophone Art, Literature, and Politics
• HACR 1110 - Haitian Creole I
• HACR 1120 - Intermediate Haitian Creole
• HACR 1130 - Haitian Language and Culture I
• HACR 2810 - Special Projects
• HACR 2820 - Special Projects
• HISB 4250 - The Atlantic Slave Trade
• PORT 4510 - Luso-Brazilian Cities
• SOCI 6120 - Race and Ethnic Relations in America
• SOCI 6340 - Race in the Americas