Required Gender, Women’s and Sexuality Studies courses (6 Hours)

• GWS 2421 - Sex, Gender, and Power (3)
• GWS 3000 - Feminist Theories (3) [WID]

Electives: (9 Hours)

Choose from the following

At least 3 hours must be GWS courses; at least 6 hours must come from 3000 level or above.

• ANT 2420 - Gender, Race and Class (3)
• ANT 3420 - Women and Gender in Anthropology (3)
• ART 2011 - Introduction to Visual Arts (3)
• ARH 3400 - Women Artists (3)
• ENG 3710 - Studies in Women and Literature (3)
• ENG 4560 - Adolescent Literature (3)
• ENG 4710 - Advanced Studies in Women and Literature (3)
• GWS 2525 - Global Women’s Issues (3)
• GWS 2600 - Introduction to LGBT Studies (3)
• GWS 3050 - Classics in Feminist Thought and Action (3)
• GWS 3100 - Girls Coming of Age (3)
• GWS 3350 - Gender, Media and Popular Culture (3)
• GWS 3400 - Women, Food, and Nature (3)
• GWS 3530-49 - Selected Topics in Women Studies (3)
• GWS 3600 - LGBT Studies Seminar (3)
• GWS 3700 - Interpreting Bodies (3)
• GWS 4100 - Major Figures (3)
• GWS 4300 - Transnational Topics in Gender, Women’s and Sexuality Studies (3)
• GWS 4600 - Queer Theory (3)
• GWS 4700 - Seminar in Gender, Women’s and Sexuality Studies (3)
• GWS 4900 - Internship in Gender, Women’s and Sexuality Studies (1-6)
• HIS 3137 - Gender, Sex, and Sexuality in Early Modern Europe (3)
• HIS 3337 - History of Women and Gender in the Middle East (3)
• HIS 3422 - Women in European History (3)
• HIS 3423 - Women in American History (3)
• HIS 3424 - History of Women and the Law (3)
• PHL 3030 - Feminist Philosophy (3)
• PSY 2305 - Psychology of Gender (3)
• REL 3030 - Gender, Sexuality, and the Bible (3)
• SOC 2850 - Constructions of Gender (3)
• SOC 3370 - Sexual Violence (3)
• SOC 4350 - Constructing Bodies and Sexualities (3)
• SOC 4650 - Women, Crime, and the Justice System (3)
• S W 4565 - Human Sexuality and Affectional Relationships (3)

Total Required (15 Hours)

Other courses with Gender, Women’s & Sexuality Studies focus may be used with approval of program director.

A minimum of 9 hours must be ‘in residence,” i.e. courses taken through ASU (can include study abroad, ASU online courses, etc.).