Students in the MA in Global African Studies pursue interdisciplinary research across the humanities and social sciences. They focus on one of three specializations: Museum and Critical Heritage Studies, Diplomacy and Africa’s International Relations, or Afro-Arab Relations. Their work develops analytical, research-driven, and cross-cultural skills that prepare them to contribute to academic, cultural, and policy-focused initiatives globally.

Doctoral students in the Ph.D. in Global Studies pursue research across two program tracks, Cultural, Visual, and Literary Studies, and Historical, Political, and Social Studies. Their research spans multiple thematic fields and reflects the program’s emphasis on critical, globally informed scholarship.