List of Courses | University of Cape Coast

Introduction to African Culture (core)	Iintroduction to African Literature(Core)	Intermediate Logic	Indigenous African Religion (Core)
African Social & Political Thought	Research Methods	The Slave Trade and Colonialism in Africa	African Philosophy (core)
African Social Systems (core)	Roman Satire & Elegy	Roman History – 133 to 44 BC (CORE	Race, Ethnicity and Ethnic Relations (Elective)
Greek & Roman Political Thought	Latin Oratory	African Classical Ideas (Elective)	Greek Language (Drama)
Music in African Cultures (Elective)	Latin Language (Drama)	African Aesthetics (Elective)	Epistemology
History and Development of Indigenous African Music (Elective)	Early Modern Philosophy	History of West Africa from 1600 to 1800 (Elective)	Stoicism & Epicureanism
Religious Experience of Humankind (Elective)	Conflict and Conflict Resolution (Elective)	Philosophy of Religion	African Traditional Religion and Health Delivery (elective)
Research Methods	Research Methods	Indigenous Technology and Development (Elective)	European Presence in the Gold Coast(Elective)
Traditional Religion and the Environment in Contemporary Africa (elective)	Ethnography and Forms of African Music (Elective)	African Social and Political Thought (elective)	Greek Epic: Homer & Apollonius
Ghanaian Culture (Elective)	The Sophists and Socrates	Social Structure of Ghana (Elective)	Greek Historiography
Africans in the Diaspora (Elective)	Indigenization of English in West Africa(Elective)	A West African Language Usage I (elective)	Issues in African Philosophy
Greek Constitutional Laws and Human Rights	Themes in African Literature (elective)	The Indigenisation of English in West Africa (elective)	Topics in Epistemology
Sex and Sexuality in African Culture (Elective)	Philosophy of Mind	Chieftaincy and Society in Africa(elective)	Issues in Metaphysics
Issues in Epistemology	Nationalism and Independence Movements (elective)	The Philosophy of Plato	Plato & Aristotle
African Epistemology (Elective)	Africanisation of Christianity(Elective)	Indigenous Foods and their Preparation (Elective)	Africanisation of Islam(Elective)

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