The Women's and Gender Studies (B.A.) at the University of Oklahoma offers you a critical lens through which to explore the complex operations of power, gender, and sexuality across diverse cultures and historical periods. This undergraduate degree is designed for students eager to understand how phenomena like art, political activism, and popular culture are shaped by intersectional perspectives. You will delve into transdisciplinary approaches, examining how gender intersects with race, class, and other social identities, preparing you to analyze societal structures and advocate for change.
You will engage in a comprehensive, full-time, on-campus learning experience over four years, building your expertise through core courses and electives. The curriculum includes foundational studies like "Intro to Women's and Gender Studies" and "Introduction to LGBTQ Studies," alongside advanced topics such as "Feminist Research Methods." Your studies will culminate in a senior capstone project, allowing you to synthesize your knowledge. You will graduate with highly transferable skills in critical thinking, writing, and project design, ready for careers in advocacy, non-profits, or further graduate study.