- Women's and Gender Studies Major
- Gender and Health Major
- Minors
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- Gender and Health Minor
- Gender, Race, and Nation Minor
- LGBTQ and Sexuality Studies Minor
- Social Class and Inequality Studies
- Honors Program
- Advising
- Undergraduate Courses
- Transfer Credit
- Global and Intercultural Study
- What Can You Do With a Women's and Gender Studies Degree?
- Herman Family Internship Initiative
- Dorothy McGuigan Prizes
- Feminist Practice Award
- SOAR - Research Program
The Gender and Health minor allows students to focus on gender and health across a variety of disciplinary perspectives, all through a critical, feminist lens. Students develop analytical skills as they explore how gender and conceptualizations of health, health care, and health policy intersect. Coursework covers a range of topics, allowing students to engage critically with both domestic and transnational issues while developing nuanced perspectives about the biomedical and social dimensions of health.
Requirements
The Gender and Health minor requires students to take five courses totalling at least 15 credits. Students are encouraged to consult with a department advisor for additional information, and should consult the worksheet for minor requirements when planning their program.
Foundational Course
Electives
Seminar Requirement
Transnational, Global, Historical Requirement
Minor Specific Course Advising
A Note Regarding LSA Minor Policies
Students may use only one course to meet requirements for both a major and minor. Courses in the minor may, however, be used for LSA distribution requirements (SS, HU, etc.). Please see the LSA policies on academic minors for more information.
