MA Postcolonial Studies and Intensive Language (African Languages)

Course Overview This MA Postcolonial Studies program critically examines the legacies of modern imperialism and colonialism from the late nineteenth century to the present day. Through the analysis of global literature and culture, the course explores the power dynamics of domination, resistance, and liberation. Students will engage with diverse theoretical frameworks to understand ongoing issues of neo-colonialism, nationalism, and diaspora. Key Program Highlights Analyze a diverse range of texts, films, and media from Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, and the Middle East Explore critical theories and methodologies central to postcolonial thought Investigate themes of decolonization, nationalism, and diasporic identity Examine the lasting impacts of colonialism and contemporary neo-colonial power structures Develop a sophisticated understanding of the intersections of culture, power, and representation