For Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science
Gender studies explores how history, colonialism, the media, and other social institutions create and normalize gendered and sexual identities. Students study how gender, sexuality, and their intersections link to big issues of our time, including poverty, violence, health, and social inequality.
The Gender Studies Minor requires 18 senior-level credits with a minimum of six credits at the 300- or 400- level.
To ensure the interdisciplinarity of the program, students would not be allowed to fulfill minor requirements with more than two courses from within one discipline or three GEND courses.
Course List Code | Title | Credits |
GEND 219 | Feminist Theories and Foundations | 3 |
GEND 319 | Indigenous and Anti-Colonial Feminisms | 3 |
| 12 |
| Gender, Age and Culture | |
| Language, Gender, and Sexuality | |
| Archaeology of Gender | |
| Women in the Ancient World | |
| The Economics of Gender | |
| Reading Gender | |
| Topics in Race and Gender | |
| Independent Study | |
| Special Topics in Gender Studies | |
| Advanced Independent Study | |
| Women's History | |
| Human Sexuality | |
| Human Experience & Gender | |
| Working with Sexual and Gender Minority Children and Youth | |
| Philosophy of Sex and Sexuality | |
| Human Sexuality | |
| Sociology of Gender and Sexuality | |
| Gender, Crime, and Social Justice | |
| Social Work Practice with Gender and Sexual Diversity | |
Total Credits | 18 |