The Gender Studies (Hons) Bachelors Degree at Queen's University is designed for students eager to critically examine the complex ways gender shapes our world, from social justice movements to popular culture. You will explore foundational concepts in feminist, anti-racist, Indigenous, postcolonial, and queer studies, developing a nuanced understanding of historical and contemporary oppressions. This undergraduate program is ideal for those who wish to delve into the theories and research methods that underpin gender scholarship, preparing you to analyze societal structures and advocate for meaningful change.
You will study this program full-time on campus over four years, engaging with a curriculum that includes core courses like 'Women, Gender, Difference' and 'Gender, Race and Popular Culture,' alongside advanced topics in feminist thought and research methods. The program structure encourages you to build a comprehensive knowledge base, culminating in 300- and 400/500-level courses and cross-listed options that allow for specialized study. You will graduate with the analytical skills and interdisciplinary perspective essential for careers in advocacy, policy, education, research, and beyond.