Rosamaría Villarello, José Luis Gázquez and Javier Sacristán
Africa is, without a doubt, the continent of the 21st century. That is why it has become urgent to open a space where several academics can share their research work with students interested in the continent. The Diploma course in African Studies seeks for attendees to venture into African studies, expand their knowledge and become decision-makers on issues related to the African region.
Professionals and specialists from different disciplines belonging to the public or private sector, academics, undergraduate and graduate students and the general public related to the subject.
Some skills such as ease of speech, critical thinking and analytical ability will be very useful within the diploma. Through these characteristics it is sought to set up a profile that allows students to develop research and job opportunities that respond to their professional interests.
This diploma course works as an introduction to African studies and is an excellent support for students seeking both to deepen their studies on Africa and to focus their professional career in this region.
The PUEAA-UNAM Diploma course in African studies is a continuing education program, which, unlike others, focuses on fundamental issues of contemporary Africa to broaden understanding and perception of the region.
The thematic axes were raised by specialists who have dedicated their professional lives researching the continent and also will be able to advise you during and after the diploma.
The instructors and module coordinators are, mainly, teachers and researchers who graduated from the UNAM with extensive experience in studies on Africa.
Many have lived and studied in African universities. The information they possess and will transmit throughout the course is first-hand.
The students who successfully complete the diploma, in addition to receiving their diploma endorsed by the UNAM, will have a greater ability to perceive the different phenomena that occur in Africa.
The diploma will be taught in 6 modules with a total duration of 120 hours
Duration: from August 12, 2020 to March 17, 2021
Sessions: Wednesday from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
IMPORTANT NOTE: YOUR REGISTRATION WILL BE VALID ONLY AFTER THE DELIVERY OF YOUR PROOF OF PAYMENT.
Fees
Recovery fee: $ 12,000.00
Payment in a single exhibition: $ 9,600.00
Partial payments: 3 payments of $ 3,200.00
Fee per module: $ 2,000.00
Evaluation
A written work will be delivered. The topic of the essays will be chosen according to the lines proposed by the coordinators of the modules.
There will be readings in English throughout the development of the Diploma
Limited availability
University Program of Studies on Asian and African
Coordinators: Marco Reyes, UACM and Adriana Franco, FCPyS-UNAM
Coordinators: José Luis Gázquez, FCPyS-UNAM and Rubén Peña, FCPyS-UNAM
Coordinadores: Paulina Berumen and Myrna Rodríguez
Coordinators: Juan Manuel de la Serna, CIALC-UNAM and Mónica Velasco, FCPyS-UNAM
Coordinators: Rosamaría Villarello, ECOES-UNAM and Jorge Tenorio, FCPyS-UNAM
Coordinators: Nair Anaya, FFyL-UNAM and Javier Sacristán, PUEAA-UNAM
Coordinators: José Déniz, UAZ and Monika Meireles, IIEc-UNAM
University Program of Studies on Asian and African
Rosamaría Villarello, José Luis Gázquez and Javier Sacristán
Filosofía y Letras 88
Copilco Universidad
Coyoacán
04360 Ciudad de México
México
To accredit the course, it will be necessary to submit a final essay corresponding to the module of your choice. The test must meet the following requirements:
a) Length: 2,000 to 3,000 words maximum including bibliography.
b) Content: introduction, development, conclusions and references. In the introduction, the objective of the work and the problem statement should be stated. References should be academic (journals, books, official government documents, and must avoid references that have not been subjected to peer review, as well as blogs and wikis)
c) It must be presented in Arial font, font size 12 points with 1.5 spacing.