The Bachelor of Arts in Gender and Women’s Studies at the University of Wyoming provides you with an interdisciplinary foundation to critically examine the complex roles of sex, gender, and sexuality across history, societies, and cultures. This program is ideal for students passionate about understanding social justice issues, exploring diverse perspectives, and developing analytical skills to address systemic inequalities. You will delve into topics such as gender and race, LGBTQ+ studies, and feminist theories, gaining a nuanced understanding of how these constructs shape our world and preparing you for impactful engagement.
Over four years of full-time, on-campus study, you will complete 30 credit hours of Gender and Women's Studies coursework, including introductory and interdisciplinary theory cores, alongside a wide range of electives. Your learning experience will involve engaging with diverse scholarship and potentially participating in unique opportunities like internships or independent studies, culminating in a comprehensive understanding of the field. You will graduate with the critical thinking and research skills necessary for careers in advocacy, education, public policy, social work, and further academic pursuits.