Dr. Malcolm X (h.c.) School of African American Studies

Dr. Malcolm X (h.c.)

School of African American Studies

Truth. Power. Legacy.

The Dr. Malcolm X (h.c.) School of African American Studies at GIU is dedicated to reclaiming narratives, celebrating culture, and advancing justice. Offering first-of-its-kind Diploma, Bachelor, Master, and Doctoral degrees in over 15 distinct specializations, the school explores the rich tapestry of African American history, art, politics, spirituality, science, and social movements. With programs such as African Americans & Critical Race Theory, African American Music, African Americans & U.S. History, and African Americans’ Inventions, students gain deep, interdisciplinary insights rooted in truth and empowerment. Named in honor of Malcolm X, a global symbol of Black dignity, resistance, and transformation, the school instills a legacy of critical inquiry, cultural pride, and community leadership. Graduates emerge not only as scholars but as agents of change, equipped to challenge injustice and build a future where African American voices continue to shape the world.

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Prof. Frankie Lee Graham Jr.

Biography

Prof. Frankie Graham Jr. is the CEO of The Frankie Graham Jr. Foundation. Known for his incredible academic achievements, Frankie holds over 500 professional certifications, 30+ bachelor’s degrees, 80+ master’s degrees and Doctorate of Education in Higher Education, making him one of the most educated individuals in the world. He is currently pursuing over 15 doctorate degrees. His academic qualifications span various fields, including international relations, artificial intelligence, business intelligence, leadership, project management, and education. Graham’s lifelong dedication to learning and leadership fuels his mission to promote excellence in education through GIU.

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What is the learning format?

100% online, module, self-paced.

What accrediting bodies recognize GIU?

Graham International University is institutionally accredited by the Public Foundation “Independent Institute of Accreditation, Rating, and Certification” (IARC) in Kyrgyzstan. This government-recognized accreditation represents a pivotal achievement in GIU’s dedication to providing high-quality education and ensures its commitment to standards that benefit students, stakeholders, and the broader academic
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GIU is fully accredited by the Mercosul Accreditation Agency (MACCA), the Accreditation and Rating International Agency (ARIA), the Quality Assurance for Pre-Tertiary and Higher Education School (QAHE), and the E-Learning Quality Network (ELQN),.

GIU achieved Full Accreditation from the Graham International Education Accreditation Agency (GIEAA). This prestigious recognition affirms the university’s commitment to maintaining the highest standards in education, ensuring excellence in curriculum development, teaching methods, and student success.

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Is there an application fee?

There is no application fee for applying to Graham International University.

Is there a hidden fee?

There’s no additional fee if you want to receive your certificate electronically. There is an optional $100 fee if you want the physical copy of your certificate to be shipped to you.

Does GIU allow credit transfers?

YES! NO LIMIT. “Frankie” hates schools that limit transfers based on how they want to make money off people by repeating classes.

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