Specialization in Gender and Global Change - Specialization Undergraduate

Core Courses. Complete two of the following courses. Both courses must be from different departments, and at least one must be at the 300-level or above. (minimum of 6 credits)
Gender Relations in Comparative Perspective
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Women and Power in Comparative Perspective
Women, Gender and Social Justice
Introduction to Women’s Studies
Introduction to Contemporary Feminist Theories
Women and Change in Developing Countries
Elective Courses. Complete a minimum of three courses. Not more than two courses may be from the same department. At least one course must be at the 300-level or above. No course may be used to satisfy both the core course and elective requirements.
Gender Relations in Comparative Perspective
Women and Health: Anthropological and International Perspectives
Race, Ethnicity, and Nation: Anthropological Approaches
to Collective Identity
Culture, Health, and Illness
Culture, Resources, and Power
Gender, Environment, and Development
Human Rights: Anthropological Perspectives (D)
Fisheries and Wildlife
Introduction to Gender and Environmental Issues
Women in Modern European History
History of Sexuality since the 18th Century
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Women and Power in Comparative Perspective
Gender and Violent Conflict
Women, Gender and Social Justice
Women and Change in Developing Countries
Women and Law in the United States
A list of other courses which may be appropriate as electives are available from the Director of Women and International Development.
Capstone Experience. Complete the following course (3 credits):
Directed Research in Interdisciplinary Studies in Social Science (W)
Students should enroll in the section on Issues in International Development.