Department of Africana Studies
Founded in 1969, MSU Denver has the only Africana Studies department in the State of Colorado.
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Keywords: Africana studies, Chicana studies, communication, English, history, journalism, languages, philosophy, political science, sociology, anthropology, women studies, divisions
Founded in 1969, MSU Denver has the only Africana Studies department in the State of Colorado.
Visit Africana StudiesCommitted to learning and social justice? Here's a degree that provides both.
Visit Chicana/o StudiesWe can’t teach you how to be the president, but we can teach you how to communicate like one.
Visit Communication StudiesSpringboard into a career in English education, literature, creative writing, rhetoric and composition, linguistics, or film and media.
Visit EnglishExplore the rich and complex history of humans through time around the globe.
Visit HistoryBe a part of the change you seek from writing technical communication to public relations, graphic design, video production, broadcasting and more.
Visit Journalism and Media ProductionBroaden your awareness and open doors to the world by studying Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Chinese or American Sign Language.
Visit Modern LanguagesPhilosophy begins in wonder. Discovering how to learn ones' own mind, the world and the relation between the two.
Visit PhilosophyAlmost everything about modern life – the laws we observe, the customs we follow, even the infrastructure we rely on – is driven by politics.
Visit Political ScienceExamine the social behavior and the biological evolution that makes us human.
Visit Sociology and AnthropologyUse critical analysis, communication, and organizing skills so that you feel empowered to work against the systems of oppression in your lives and communities.
Visit the Gender Institute for Teaching and AdvocacyCampus Location:
Central Classroom 315
Mailing Address:
Campus Box 37
P. O. Box 173362
Denver, CO 80217-3362