Interdisciplinary Graduate Specialization in Women's and Gender Studies (Doctoral)

Nine additional credits in courses with women and gender content selected from the following with at least 3 credits at the 800-level or above:
Gender, Environment and Development
American Indian Women
Gender, Justice and Environmental Change: Methods and Application
Women and Criminal Justice
Gender, Justice and Environmental Change: Issues and Concepts
Seminar in Gender and Literature
Seminar in Feminist Literary and Cultural Theory
Studies in Film, Gender, and Sexuality
Women in Modern European History
History of Sexuality since the 18th Century
Seminar in Women’s History
Gender and Violent Conflict
Topics in Feminist Philosophy
Intersections of Class, Race, and Gender
Structural Inequalities and Families
Topics in Structural Inequality
Seminar in Gender Studies in the Hispanic World
Women and Change in Developing Countries
Women and the Law in the United States
Additional courses may be available to meet this requirement. Students should consult with the academic advisor.