The BA Women's and Gender Studies at Drew University offers you an interdisciplinary exploration of gender, identity, and social justice, grounded in feminist thought and critical analysis. This undergraduate program is ideal for students eager to understand how categories like class, race, ethnicity, sexuality, and ability shape diverse individual experiences. You will delve into transnational feminisms, ecofeminism, and the sociology of gender, developing the analytical skills to question gender constructions and their intersections with other social identities. This course of study provides a robust foundation for understanding complex social dynamics and advocating for equitable change.
This full-time, on-campus Bachelor of Arts degree is typically completed over four years, immersing you in a dynamic learning environment. You will engage with core concepts through lectures, discussions, and potentially independent study or internships, as suggested by the syllabus's focus on practical application and activist praxis. The curriculum encourages you to connect theoretical knowledge with real-world issues, preparing you for a wide range of career paths. Graduates are well-equipped for roles in law, education, non-profit organizations, social entrepreneurship, and further graduate study, armed with critical thinking and advocacy skills.