Simone De Beauvoir Institute and Women's Studies
Are you interested in questions of gender and women's rights? The Simone de Beauvoir Institute offers a variety of exciting courses which explore the historical and contemporary aspects of women’s oppression and resistance.
Women's Studies
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Specialization in Women's Studies — 60 credits
The specialization is the best option for students interested in graduate-level women's studies. -
Major in Women's Studies — 42 credits
A Major in Women's Studies will appeal to students who are passionate about feminism, and who would like to devote themselves to studying its history, theory and political action. -
Minor in Women's Studies — 30 credits
Combined with a major in another field, a Minor in Women's Studies offers students new and critical ways to think about knowledge. Many students doing a major in departments such as History, English, Communication Studies, or Studio Arts have elected to do a Minor in Women's Studies. -
Certificate in Women's Studies — 30 credits
The certificate is for students who already have a BA degree and would like to pursue Women's Studies.
Sample courses include:
Feminisms and Research Methods, Black Women’s Culture, Feminist Thought I & II, Lesbian Issues and Realities, Feminist Perspectives on Culture, Feminist Ethics, Introduction to Contemporary Concerns in Women’s Studies
Admission Requirements
Minimum cut-off averages, admission statistics and program requirements.
- Women's Studies (BA - Specialization/Major/Minor) requirements
- Women's Studies (Certificate) requirements
Social work, law, international development, and community organization.
See the BA degree and Certificates description for information on the core and elective requirements. For a complete list of courses: Undergraduate Calendar
Undergraduate admissions guidelines: For information on international admission, required documents, proof of language proficiency, the university admissions timetable, selection and notification process.
