Explore the critical ways gender and power structures have shaped our world with the Gender & Social Justice undergraduate degree at Trent University. This interdisciplinary program is designed for students eager to challenge inequalities and understand the complex interplay of gender, race, class, disability, and sexuality. You will delve into topics such as criminalizing women, decolonizing feminisms, and queer feminisms, developing a nuanced perspective on social justice issues. By drawing on diverse methodologies from the arts, sciences, and social sciences, you will gain the analytical tools to critically examine societal norms and advocate for change.
This full-time, on-campus program, studied over four years, offers a dynamic learning experience. You will engage with theories and resistance through feminist research, explore gender and the environment, and critically analyse fat studies and trans cultures. Through workshops and community-focused courses, you will work alongside faculty researchers and activists, honing your critical thinking, communication, and social awareness skills. You will graduate prepared for impactful careers in social work, education, human resources, politics, and beyond, equipped to contribute meaningfully to a more equitable society.