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The Gender Studies program is an 18-hour interdisciplinary minor. The minor is designed to help students understand and define the changing roles of women and men brought about by social, economic, political, legal and other changes in society.

Required Courses (6 hours)

GNST 2300 - Introduction to Gender Studies
GNST 4300 - Gender Studies Senior Seminar

Program Electives (12 hours)

Select four courses from below:
ACOM 3315 - Gender Communication
ANTH 3318 - Sexuality, Society, and Culture
ANTH 3388 - Relatives and Relations: Anthropology of Kinship, Marriage, and Family
ENGL 3340 - Women in Literature
GNST 4190 - Independent Study
GNST 4195 - Internship
GNST 4290 - Independent Study
GNST 4295 - Internship
GNST 4390 - Independent Study
GNST 4395 - Internship
HIST 4371 - Women in World History
HIST 4372 - Perspectives on Women in American History
PHIL 4333 - Feminist Theory
PSYC 3366 - Psychology of Women
SOCI 3333 - Women in a Changing Society
SOCI 3346 - Sociology of the Family
SOCI 3350 - Family Violence

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