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Minor in Interdisciplinary Studies in Sexuality

Program Requirements

Minor in Interdisciplinary Studies in Sexuality (27 credits)

3 credits:
• SSDB 220 Introduction to Theories of Sexuality (3.00)
3 credits chosen from:
• SSDB 390 Sexuality Theory in Historical Perspectives (3.00)
• SSDB 392 Advanced Sexuality Theory (3.00)
21 credits chosen from the following courses, or other appropriate courses approved by the Institute:
• AHSC 312 Sexuality in Human Relations (3.00)
• ANTH 375 Social Construction of Sexualities (3.00)
• BIOL 200 Fundamentals of Human Biology (3.00)
• ENGL 393 Gender and Sexuality in Literary Studies (3.00)
• FASS 293 Sexual Representation in the Arts (3.00)
• FASS 298 Special Topics in Sexuality and the Arts (3.00)
• FASS 393 Queer and Trans Studies and Culture (3.00)
• FFAR 291 HIV/AIDS in the 20th Century: Historical, Cultural and Interdisciplinary Perspectives (3.00)
• FFAR 292 Cultural Studies and Creation in HIV/AIDS (3.00)
• FMST 391 Sexual Representation in Cinema (3.00)
• FMST 392 Queer Cinema I (3.00)
• FMST 393 Queer Cinema II (3.00)
• HIST 346 Sexuality in History (3.00)
• RELI 380 Religion and Sexuality (3.00)
• SOCI 375 Social Construction of Sexualities (3.00)
• SSDB 275 Introduction to Sexuality Research (3.00)
• SSDB 390 Sexuality Theory in Historical Perspectives (3.00)
• SSDB 392 Advanced Sexuality Theory (3.00)
• SSDB 425 Ethics in Community Engagement (3.00)
• SSDB 428 Independent Study (3.00)
• SSDB 492 Seminar in Advanced Topics in Sexuality I (3.00)
• SSDB 493 Seminar in Advanced Topics in Sexuality II (3.00)
• WSDB 383 Lesbian Issues and Realities (3.00)
• WSDB 384 Queer Feminism (3.00)
• WSDB 385 Introduction to Trans Studies (3.00)
• WSDB 386 Framing the Prostitute (3.00)
  Note: The following courses are cross-listed:
ANTH 375 and SOCI 375.

Notes

  • Several of the courses listed in this program are cross-listed. In cases where cross-listed courses appear, either version of the course may be applied towards the program requirements. Students may not, however, take both versions of a cross-listed course for credit.

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