You will explore the continent’s history, languages, literature and art, while also looking at its economic and political role in today’s globalised world. Additionally, you will spend a semester in an African country, perfecting your language skills and getting an inside view of African daily life. After graduation, you will find that your knowledge and skills are sought after on the job market. You could work, for instance, as a translator, journalist, editor or policy adviser.

• You can tailor the programme to your own interests.
• Four pillars: African Languages, African History, African Arts and Literature, and Anthropology.
• Acquire expert knowledge on Africa as well as (digital) academic and personal skills.