Fall 2026
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AFS2301 - Wealth & Poverty in Today's World
Examines the driving factors determining wealth accumulation and processes of
impoverishment across time and space. Engages with data and methods from economics, public policy, history and psychology to assess how income and wealth inequalities intersect with socio-institutional factors. Includes engagement in local community projects and in-depth country case study.
Examines the driving factors determining wealth accumulation and processes of
impoverishment across time and space. Engages with data and methods from economics, public policy, history and psychology to assess how income and wealth inequalities intersect with socio-institutional factors. Includes engagement in local community projects and in-depth country case study.
AFS4330 - Women and Politics in Africa
Introduces historical and contemporary roles of women in African political systems, from local to national governance.
Prereq: (6 credits from AFS 2002 or HUM 2420 or HUM 2424 or AFH 2000) or (junior standing).
Introduces historical and contemporary roles of women in African political systems, from local to national governance.
Prereq: (6 credits from AFS 2002 or HUM 2420 or HUM 2424 or AFH 2000) or (junior standing).
AFS6303 - Development Administration
This course for Master of Sustainable Development Practice (MDP) students and others addresses specific tools, processes and concepts linked to the praxis of Development Administration that MDP graduates should be familiar with before embarking on their careers in sustainable development.
This course for Master of Sustainable Development Practice (MDP) students and others addresses specific tools, processes and concepts linked to the praxis of Development Administration that MDP graduates should be familiar with before embarking on their careers in sustainable development.
AFS6305 - Development Theory and Practice Intro
Introducing the basic core competencies and practical skills required of a development practitioner. It differs from other development courses at UF by uniquely focusing on the inter-relationship between management, health, natural and social sciences in African development contexts and by emphasizing both theory and practice.
Introducing the basic core competencies and practical skills required of a development practitioner. It differs from other development courses at UF by uniquely focusing on the inter-relationship between management, health, natural and social sciences in African development contexts and by emphasizing both theory and practice.
AFS6346 - Conservation and Development Practicum
Gain competence in applied, professional work in development practice through a guided analysis of the information generated during Master of Sustainable Development Practice field practicums, and in the interpretation of results, linking findings across disciplines and scales.
Gain competence in applied, professional work in development practice through a guided analysis of the information generated during Master of Sustainable Development Practice field practicums, and in the interpretation of results, linking findings across disciplines and scales.
AFS6905 - Individual Work in African Studies: GRAD: Intermediate Swahili 1
Individual Work in African Studies
AFS6905 - Individual Work in African Studies: Children & Youth in Glbl South
Individual Work in African Studies
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