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This interdisciplinary program provides you with an understanding of women in historical and contemporary contexts and an exploration of gender as it influences scholarship and human relations. The program is multicultural, emphasizing the intersection of race, class, sexuality, gender and ethnicity.
You will analyze contributions women have made throughout history as well as their omission from traditional approaches to scholarship and centers of power. You'll also study contemporary issues concerning gender and sexual orientation in culture and society.
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The Religious Studies minor is offered by the Department of Anthropology in the College of Liberal Arts. The department offers degree programs that explore inequality and social justice to prepare graduates for careers in public advocacy, politics, education and more.
Professors in the Department of Anthropology represent a variety of academic disciplines and bring and interdisciplinary approach to teaching and research that focuses on better understanding the diverse range of human experiences.
A degree in women’s, gender, and sexuality studies can help prepare you for a range of career paths. As a liberal arts student, you'll gain skills in close reading and textual analysis, written and oral communication, and critical thinking that can be applied to almost any job.
Your courses in women’s, gender, and sexuality studies will also give you specific knowledge on topics related to gender and literature, public policy, politics, psychology and more. This expertise can prepare you for careers working in advocacy or non-profit work on topics important to women. You may also choose to specialize in counseling, social work or a related field.
The minor in women’s, gender, and sexuality studiess also provides a strong foundation for graduate school, where you might go on to study a professional subject like law or continue your studies in a related field such as English, history, political science or sociology.
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