The BA in Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies at Seattle University is designed for intellectually curious students eager to critically examine the complex intersections of gender, sexuality, race, and class in shaping individual experiences and societal structures. This interdisciplinary program challenges you to explore diverse perspectives and engage with scholarship on political movements and social justice. You will develop a nuanced understanding of how intersecting oppressive forces have historically impacted various communities, preparing you to analyze complex social questions and contribute to meaningful change.
You will pursue this undergraduate degree on campus, studying full-time over four years, engaging with core curriculum requirements and specialized major courses. The program emphasizes hands-on learning through praxis courses and opportunities to explore social movements, alongside electives in fields like sociology, history, and film. You will graduate with a strong foundation in feminist theories and methodologies, equipped for further academic pursuits or careers in advocacy, policy, education, and community organizing, ready to apply your expertise to promote social transformation.