LGBTQ Studies Minor

Research Methods, choose one course:

• ANTH 3140 - Ethnographic Methodologies
• SOCL 3130 - Sociological Research Methods
• WGST 3720 - Feminist Methodologies

Electives (15)

• ENGL 4210 - Medieval Masculinities
• ENGL 4230 - Medieval Sexualities
• HIST 3220 - Gender and Power in Medieval and Early Modern Europe
• HIST 3260 - Women and Revolution
• HIST 3570 - Women and Gender in the Middle East
• PHIL 3730 - Gender and Sexuality
• PLSC 3260 - Law and Gender
• PSYC 3600 - Psychology of Gender
• SOCL 3330 - Gender and Sexuality
• SOCL 3340 - Men and Masculinities
• SOCL 4430 - Sexual Politics
• SOCL 4460 - Transgender Studies
• THRS 3430 - Gender and Sexuality in Islam
• UCOR courses designated in the quarterly schedule of classes
• WGST 4010 - Women and Gender Studies Seminar
• WGST 4011 - The Utopian Imaginary
• WGST 4800 - Topics in Race, Class, Gender, Sexuality Studies
• WGST 4950 - Internship
• Special Topics courses designated in the quarterly schedule of classes

NOTES:

No more than 10 credits may be taken in any one discipline. At least 15 credits must be from upper-division courses. At least 15 credits must be completed at Seattle University.

As soon as a student decides to pursue a minor in LGBTQ studies, she or he should contact the director. In consultation with the director, students will choose an advisor and begin to design programs that fit their specific interests and best complement their majors. The advisor helps decide on particular courses, assures that all requirements of the minor are fulfilled, that the minor is noted on the transcript, and provides information on further study and/or career opportunities.

Courses selected for the minor may include those with fulfill university core, major, or elective requirements.

See policy for minors (84-1) for more information.