The BA Women's and Gender Studies at the University of Manitoba offers you a rich, interdisciplinary exploration of gender, sexuality, and women's experiences across diverse social, cultural, and historical landscapes. This program is ideal if you are passionate about critically examining social structures, power dynamics, and the complexities of identity. You will develop essential analytical tools and critical thinking skills to understand and challenge gender inequalities, engaging with topics such as Indigenous women’s stories, race and sexuality, and feminist perspectives on violence. This undergraduate degree provides a robust foundation for advanced study and informed civic engagement.
You will study this program full-time on campus over three years, immersing yourself in a dynamic learning environment. Your coursework will delve into a variety of subjects, from women in cross-cultural perspectives to the economics of gender and feminist theory. The syllabus includes opportunities to explore specialized topics like sex work in contemporary Canadian culture and gender history in Canada. You will graduate with a comprehensive understanding of gender studies, prepared for diverse career paths in social services, policy analysis, education, advocacy, and further academic pursuits.