Students take four courses, worth 4 credits each, on this program. The program is based around a required core course, Racism and Resistance in Southern Africa and the U.S., an academic foundation to compare and contrast the legacies of colonialism, apartheid, racism, and reflection on where students can make a impact in the global fight for social justice. In addition, you will select three elective courses from the offerings below as well as an optional 1-credit Yoga module.
You have the option to participate in a for-credit internship as one of your electives, where you are paired with a local organization based on your professional and personal needs. You may also choose to conduct an independent research project to further investigate a topic in one of the humanities or social sciences disciplines outlined below.
When completing your Academic Preferences Form:
Course ID | Title | Credits | Syllabus |
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HIS 327 | Racism and Resistance in Southern Africa and the U.S. | 4 |
Course ID | Title | Credits | Syllabus |
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ENV 100 | Environment and Sustainability in Southern Africa | 4 | |
HIS 195 | Apartheid, Mandela and Post-Apartheid Southern Africa | 4 | |
POL 353 | Political and Social Change in Southern Africa | 4 | |
POL 354 | The Politics of Development in Southern Africa | 4 | |
RLN 376 | Religion and Social Change in Southern Africa | 4 | |
WEL 118 | Recreational Wellness: Yoga | 1 | |
INS 399* | Internship Seminar: Namibia | 4 | |
INS 398* | Independent Study: Namibia | 4 |
*Students pursuing the Internship Seminar or Independent Study may elect to report their course under the following disciplines based on their placement/project:
Environmental Studies (ENV) | Political Science (POL) |
Cross-Cultural Studies (CCS) | Religion (RLN) |
History (HIS) | Women’s Studies (WST) |
Interdisciplinary Studies (INS) |
Grades will be reported exactly as they appear on the Augsburg University transcript.