Graduate Programs

Explore Our Graduate Programs

Students from any University of Oregon MA or PhD program can pursue a graduate specialization in African studies. Our flexible and engaging program allows graduate students to chart a course based on their personal interests while formally engaging in African studies. A specialization in African studies lays the groundwork for African Studies related education and research.


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Earn a Graduate Specialization in African Studies

Follow your passion and design a course of study and research that's customized to your interests. Our interdisciplinary African studies courses are taught by faculty in other departments across the university who have an expertise and a strong interest in Africa. While pursuing a graduate specialization in African studies, you'll have the opportunity to take courses in anthropology, environmental studies, Romance languages, folklore and public culture, geography, history, international studies, linguistics, journalism, and music.


Fund Your Graduate Studies

Graduate students can apply for funding from a variety of sources, including graduate employment, fellowships, and study abroad scholarships to live and research in Africa.

Funding and Research Support


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Prepare for the Professional World

Develop vital skills for living and working in an increasingly global world while opening the door to careers in diplomatic services, international development, and research.

Career and Professional Development


Events

gradCONNECT: Teaching Success for International GEs
Jan13
gradCONNECT: Teaching Success for International GEs Jan 13 Erb Memorial Union (EMU)
History Pub Lecture Series: "Outliers and Outlaws: The Eugene Lesbian History Project"
Jan13
History Pub Lecture Series: "Outliers and Outlaws: The Eugene Lesbian History Project" Jan 13 Whirled Pies Downtown
Department of History Coffee Hour
Jan14
Department of History Coffee Hour Jan 14 McKenzie Hall
Part-Time Job & Work-Study Fair
Jan15
Part-Time Job & Work-Study Fair Jan 15 Willie and Donald Tykeson Hall
"Strengthening Interdisciplinary Connections: Ecology and Landscape Architecture" with Natalia Echeverri
Jan15
"Strengthening Interdisciplinary Connections: Ecology and Landscape Architecture" with Natalia Echeverri Jan 15 Lawrence Hall
Lecture: Exploring Bill Watterson’s Calvin and Hobbes
Jan15
Lecture: Exploring Bill Watterson’s Calvin and Hobbes Jan 15 Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art (JSMA)
Introduction to Zotero (Workshop)
Jan16
Introduction to Zotero (Workshop) Jan 16 Knight Library
The Revolution will be Branded: Cultural Brokers and the Fight for Cuban Authenticity - A Book Talk with Chris Chávez
Jan16
The Revolution will be Branded: Cultural Brokers and the Fight for Cuban Authenticity - A Book Talk with Chris Chávez Jan 16 Knight Library
Department of History Diversity Open House
Jan16
Department of History Diversity Open House Jan 16 McKenzie Hall
Department of History Coffee Hour
Jan21
Department of History Coffee Hour Jan 21 McKenzie Hall