The Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Minor at the University of Redlands offers you an interdisciplinary approach to understanding the complex roles of gender, sexuality, and power in society. You will explore critical issues such as reproductive rights, queer identity formation, and the intersections of gender with nationalism and migration, drawing on diverse academic fields. This undergraduate program is ideal for students eager to critically analyze social structures, challenge inequalities, and develop a nuanced perspective on identity and social justice. You will gain valuable insights into how gender shapes personal experiences and global dynamics.
This minor is designed to be studied on campus over four years, complementing your primary degree. Your learning will involve engaging with a rich offering of courses that delve into topics like pregnancy and power, queer culture, and the experiences of Latinas in America. You will develop your analytical and research skills through critical engagement with feminist scholarship and social science methodologies. You will graduate with a deeper understanding of gender and sexuality studies, enhancing your broader academic journey and preparing you for a variety of professional paths that value critical thinking and social awareness.