African Studies
The Study Program provides pluridisciplinary scientific training in Social Sciences and Humanities to train specialists in matters related to Africa. The students are expected to acquire tools to face the challenges posed by the labor market in many fields: as advisors of private and public companies; in governmental and international cooperation agencies; in non-governmental organizations for development, cooperation and social solidarity; in institutions related to diplomacy and international relations; in economic, social, cultural and pedagogical activities. The Study Program further contributes to knowledge construction in its different disciplinary domains in order to ensure its continuity at postgraduate level.
Graduates develop activities in state and international cooperation bodies, in non-governmental development organizations (NGDOs), cooperation and social solidarity; in institutions linked to diplomacy and international relations; in the media; as advisors to private and public companies with interests in Africa, in public and private bodies in the field of culture, and as researchers.
Many African Studies graduates continue to study. The course gives access to 2nd and 3rd cycle courses, especially in the areas of African History, Portuguese-Speaking African Literature and Contact Linguistics, among other areas of the Humanities and Social Sciences.
National contest
Uma das seguintes provas: 06 Filosofia ou 09 Geografia ou 11 História ou 18 Português
