A checklist is the list of requirements to complete this program and receive the award, as the college publishes it in its catalog. It is the same for everyone. It does not say what you have completed; that comes from applying your own record.
Program
- Award
- Minor
- Total credits (published)
- 72
- Catalog edition
- 0344
- Checklist type
- degree-program
- Description
- The Minor in African and African Diaspora Studies is designed for students interested in the contributions, cultures, and experiences of the peoples of African descent on the African continent and across the Diaspora. The goal of the minor program is to emphasize the importance of Africa and people of African descent in world's cultural, economic, and social developments, and to provide a balance between language, humanistic, historical, and contemporary study. Building on MIT's strengths in understanding science and technology, the minor provides students the opportunity to study interactions of people of African descent with contemporary technology sectors such as digital media, artificial intelligence, aerospace, genetics, and climate mitigation efforts. The minor includes study of economic and political systems as they reflect the African continent and areas of the African diaspora, and the histories, languages, and literatures of Africans and peoples of African descent elsewhere.
Identifiers
- IPEDS UNITID
- 166683
- CourseShelf checklist
- CK_166683_cc4e19bf
- CollegeTransfer.Net
- Institution Transfer Profile
- Source
- CourseShelf publish 61
Requirements to complete
Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.
Area I: Language 1
Choose 1 of the following · Select one of the following: · 4 items
- Select one of the following:Not resolved to a course24
- 21G.303& 21G.304French IIIand French IVNot resolved to a course
- 21G.703& 21G.704Spanish IIIand Spanish IVNot resolved to a course
- 21G.883& 21G.884Portuguese III Hybridand Portuguese IV HybridNot resolved to a course
Two subjects at any level in an indigenous African language, or other non-English official language of the region of study
0 items
Select four subjects from at least two of the following areas 2
0 items
Area II: Humanities and the Arts
0 items
Select from among the following:
18 items
- 21G.026[J]Global Africa: Creative CulturesNot resolved to a course
- 21G.028[J]African MigrationsNot resolved to a course
- 21L.007World LiteraturesNot resolved to a course
- 21L.504[J]Race and Identity in American LiteratureNot resolved to a course
- 21M.030Introduction to Musics of the WorldNot resolved to a course
- 21M.226JazzNot resolved to a course
- 21M.293Musics of AfricaNot resolved to a course
- 21M.340Jazz Harmony and ArrangingNot resolved to a course
- 21M.341Jazz CompositionNot resolved to a course
- 21M.342Composing for Jazz OrchestraNot resolved to a course
- 21M.460MIT Senegalese Drum EnsembleNot resolved to a course
- 21W.742[J]Writing about RaceNot resolved to a course
- 24.912[J]Black Matters: Introduction to Black StudiesNot resolved to a course
- WGS.130[J]Afrofuturism, Magical Realism, and Other Otherwise WorldsNot resolved to a course
- WGS.142[J]Narrative and Identity: Writing and Film by Contemporary Women of ColorNot resolved to a course
- WGS.245[J]Identities and Intersections: Queer LiteraturesNot resolved to a course
- WGS.247[J]Race, Place, and Modernity in the AmericasNot resolved to a course
- WGS.250[J]HIV/AIDS in American CultureNot resolved to a course
Area III: Social Sciences
0 items
Select from among the following:
12 items
- 11.135Violence, Human Rights, and JusticeNot resolved to a course
- 11.143Research Methods in Global Health and DevelopmentNot resolved to a course
- 11.164[J]Human Rights at Home and AbroadNot resolved to a course
- 11.166Law, Social Movements, and Public Policy: Comparative and International ExperienceNot resolved to a course
- 17.269Race, Ethnicity, and American PoliticsNot resolved to a course
- 17.571Democracy, Development, and Climate Change in AfricaNot resolved to a course
- 21G.025[J]Africa and the Politics of KnowledgeNot resolved to a course
- 24.908Creole Languages and Caribbean IdentitiesNot resolved to a course
- STS 053Multidisciplinary Interactive Learning Through Problem-SolvingNot resolved to a course
- WGS.225[J]The Science of Race, Sex, and GenderNot resolved to a course
- WGS 228Psychology of Sex and GenderNot resolved to a course
- WGS 229Race, Culture, and Gender in the US and Beyond: A Psychological PerspectiveNot resolved to a course
Area IV: Historical Studies
0 items
Select from among the following:
14 items
- 21H.165A Survey of Modern African HistoryNot resolved to a course
- 21H.229The Black Radical Tradition in AmericaNot resolved to a course
- 21H.265Humanitarianism and Africa: A Critical HistoryNot resolved to a course
- 21H.266South Africa and ApartheidNot resolved to a course
- 21H.267Resistance and Revolt in Atlantic SlaveryNot resolved to a course
- 21H.268Urban History in AfricaNot resolved to a course
- 21H.319Crime, Punishment, and Policing in AmericaNot resolved to a course
- 21H.358[J]Colonialism in South Asia and Africa: Race, Gender, ResistanceNot resolved to a course
- 21H.361Echoes of Slavery: Recovering the Histories of Enslaved PeopleNot resolved to a course
- 21H.385[J]The Ghetto: From Venice to HarlemNot resolved to a course
- 24.912[J]Black Matters: Introduction to Black StudiesNot resolved to a course
- STS 048African Americans in Science, Technology, and MedicineNot resolved to a course
- STS 088Introduction to Science, Technology, and Innovation in AfricaNot resolved to a course
- WGS.220[J]Women and Gender in the Middle East and North AfricaNot resolved to a course
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