African Studies in UK Universities

Oxford University, University of Birmingham and University of London are the most reputed UK universities for courses in Oriental and African Studies.

University of Birmingham conducts numerous academic programmes in Oriental and African Studies. Courses available at the university are, PG Diploma, BA, MA, M.Phil and PhD in African Studies; African Studies and Archaeology & Ancient History BA (Hons); African Studies and English BA (Hons); African Studies and French Studies (4 years) BA (Hons); African Studies and German Studies (4 years) BA (Hons); African Studies and History BA (Hons); African Studies and History of Art BA (Hons); African Studies and History, East Mediterranean BA (Hons); African Studies and Media, Culture & Society BA (Hons); African Studies and Political Science BA (Hons); African Studies and Portuguese (4 years) BA (Hons); African Studies with Anthropology BA (Hons); African Studies with Development BA (Hons) and American & Canadian Studies with African Studies BA (Hons).

University of London offers courses in Oriental and African Studies at the School of Oriental and African Studies. Academic programmes conducted at the school include PG Diploma, BA, MA, M.Phil and PhD in African Studies; African Studies and History of Art/Archaeology BA (Hons); African Studies and Management BA (Hons); African Studies and South Asian Studies BA (Hons); Development Studies and African Studies BA (Hons); History and African Studies BA (Hons); Music and African Studies BA (Hons); Politics and African Studies BA (Hons) and Study of Religions and African Studies BA (Hons).

Oxford University is a world famous academic institution with a variety of academic programmes in almost all disciplines and the university conducts courses in Oriental and African studies too. African Studies MSc, a master level qualification awarded by the Oxford University is a favourite choice among global career aspirants in this field.

Other UK universities that offer courses in African Studies are University of Sussex (African Studies M.Phil and PhD);University of St Andrews (Social Anthropology with African Studies MRes); University of Edinburgh (PG Diploma, M.Sc, M.Phil and PhD in African Studies) and London Metropolitan University (one week certificate programme, Introduction to North African Culture-The Maghreb).