Module 1: Advanced Concepts in Ethnic Studies This module provides an advanced overview of key concepts and theories in ethnic studies, building on foundational knowledge. Students will delve deeper into themes such as identity formation, intersectionality, and power dynamics. The module includes an examination of critical race theory, postcolonial theory, and other frameworks that help analyze and interpret ethnic relations and cultural diversity in complex social contexts.

Module 2: Historical Development of Ethnic Studies Students will explore the historical development of ethnic studies as an academic discipline, focusing on key milestones and influential figures. This module covers significant events and social movements that have shaped the field, such as the Civil Rights Movement, decolonization, and immigration waves. Through case studies and historical analysis, students will gain insights into the evolving nature of ethnic studies and its role in addressing social justice issues.

Module 3: Contemporary Issues in Ethnic Studies This module covers current issues such as migration, diaspora, multiculturalism, and globalization, analyzing them through interdisciplinary perspectives. Students will engage with contemporary debates on topics like border politics, cultural assimilation, and racial inequalities. The module emphasizes the impact of global interconnectedness on ethnic identities and communities, encouraging students to apply theoretical perspectives to understand and address modern challenges in ethnic relation