The Bachelor's Degree in Gender and Women's Studies at St. Catherine University is designed for you if you are passionate about critically examining societal structures, power dynamics, and the diverse experiences of individuals across gender, race, and culture. This program equips you with essential analytical skills to understand complex social justice issues, engage with feminist theory, and contribute to meaningful social transformation. You will explore foundational concepts in feminist philosophy and engage with global perspectives, preparing you for a world that increasingly demands nuanced understanding of identity and inequality.
You will pursue this undergraduate degree full-time on campus over four years, immersing yourself in a curriculum that balances theoretical exploration with practical application. Through internships and a senior seminar, you will gain hands-on experience and refine your research abilities, often focusing on global women's issues or specific areas like gender and society or women in history. You will graduate with a strong foundation in interdisciplinary analysis and a proven ability to advocate for change, opening pathways to careers in public policy, advocacy, education, and various non-profit and community organizations.