The Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies (B.A.) at Montclair State University offers you a critical lens through which to explore the complex intersections of gender, sexuality, and power across diverse cultures and historical periods. This interdisciplinary program is designed for students eager to understand feminist theory, challenge oppressive social structures, and contribute to meaningful social change. You will engage with foundational concepts in feminist thought, examining how gender and sexuality shape individual experiences and societal dynamics within a global context. This undergraduate degree empowers you to analyze issues affecting women and marginalized communities, fostering a commitment to equity and justice.
You will pursue this Bachelor of Arts degree full-time on campus over four years, immersing yourself in a curriculum that integrates critical analysis with practical application. Your studies will encompass subjects like feminist theory, cross-cultural gender studies, and social justice advocacy, preparing you for a variety of impactful careers. Through coursework and potential electives in areas such as social services, education, or communications, you will develop advanced research, analytical, and advocacy skills. You will graduate with the knowledge and confidence to pursue postgraduate studies or enter professions dedicated to social transformation and equality.