The Women’s Studies Program is a well-established university-wide, interdisciplinary program housed in the Faculty of Arts. We offer approximately 20 courses in the program itself, and students are able to obtain credit in courses offered in a number of other departments on campus. You can earn a BA Honors in Women's Studies, a combined Honors degree in Women's Studies with another subject. You can declare a Major or a Minor in Women's Studies, or you can just take a course in a topic that interests you.
The Program hosts a lively feminist research speakers series and a yearly annual lecture. We also sponsor and co-sponsor a variety of events both on campus and in the wider community.
Core faculty conduct research in the areas of feminist legal studies, gender and development, gender and immigration, sexuality studies, feminist theory, visual culture, popular culture and memory/trauma studies. In addition, the program draws from a strong, broad-based community of feminist scholars across the University. Faculty members formally affiliated with the program work in the fields of rehabilitation medicine, physical education and recreation studies, philosophy, history, human ecology, business, sociology, visual arts, law, native studies, and modern languages.
NEW COURSES HAVE BEEN ADDED TO THE 2009/2010 SCHEDULE! Click here to find out more.
