This interdisciplinary graduate minor is administered by two designated advisers holding joint appointments with the Women's Studies program. The minor is planned for each student and the appropriate adviser in consultation with the student's graduate adviser in his or her major field. The minor requires a minimum of 9 credits of Women's Studies courses for a master's degree and 15 credits for a doctorate.
Students choose women's studies course in disciplines other than their own.
This is a diversity focused course. This course meets a writing intensive course requirement. Feminist approaches to methodological issues in research and teaching in the social sciences and the humanities. A critical analysis of European and United States feminist thought from Renaissance to the present. An overview for the field of women and politics in the United States and around the world.