Women's Studies Department Courses


WS 201 U – Introduction to Women’s Studies, 4 credits. E. An introduction to key concepts, theories and research in women’s studies. This course examines topics such as gender socialization and sexuality, women’s health and reproduction, women’s self-images and self-esteem, and women’s work and creativity, in order to understand the historical, political, economic, social and cultural processes that have shaped women’s experiences.

WS 380 – Special Topics, 2 to 4 credits. D. Courses covering various topics of interest in this particular discipline are offered regularly. Contact program director for more information.

WS 390 – Cooperative Education, 2 to 4 credits. D. 

WS 480 – Independent Study, 2 to 4 credits. D. This course provides an opportunity for individual students to conduct in-depth research of a particular topic under the direct supervision of a faculty member. Contact the program director for more information.

WS 490 – Practicum, 2 to 4 credits. D.