Graduate Programs

List of Colleges and Universities
with Graduate Programs in
African-American Studies

• Boston University (Master's)
• Clark Atlanta University (Ph.D)
• College of William and Mary (Master's, Ph.D with a concentration in African American Studies)
• Columbia University (Master's)
• Cornell University (Master's)
• Duke University (Certificate)
• Florida International University (Certificate, Master's, Ph.D)
• Harvard University (Ph.D)
• Indiana University (Master's, PhD Minor, PhD)
• Michigan State University (Master's)
• Morgan State University (Master's)
• New York University (Master's)
• Northwestern University (Ph.D.)
• Ohio State University (Master's)
• Rutgers University - New Brunswick (Ph.D)
• State University of New York, Albany (Master's)
• Temple University (Master's, Ph.D)
• University of Buffalo (Masters, concentration in African American Studies)
• University of California, Berkeley (Ph.D)
• University of California, Los Angeles (Master's)
• University of Chicago (Master's, concentration in African American Studies)
• University of Massachusetts at Amherst (Ph.D)
• University of Michigan - Ann Arbor (Certificate)
• University of Southern California (Ph.D)
• University of Texas - Austin (Master's, Doctoral Portfolio, Ph.D)
• University of Virginia - Charlottesville (Residential Fellowship)
• University of Wisconsin - Madison (Master's, Ph.D. minor)
• Yale University (Ph.D)

Graduate School Resources for African-American Students

• Getting What You Came For: The Smart Student's Guide to Earning a Master's or PhD
• The experiences of African American Ph.D. students at a predominately White Carnegie I—research institution
• FinAid: Minority Students
• Book Review: Journey to the PhD: How to Navigate the Process as African Americans
• Journal of Blacks in Higher Education
• Black Collegian
• 100 Free Minority Scholarship List
• Graduate Fellowships, Postdoctoral Awards for African Americans
• Scholarships.com: African American Students
• IMDiversity: Graduate School Fellowships
• FastWeb.com: Financial Aid for African-American Students