Take:

• GS 101 - Gender Studies: Foundations Credits: 4

One 200-level GS course

• GS 203 - Gender Issues in Society Credits: 4
• GS 204 - Men & Masculinities Credits: 4
• GS 208 - Topics in Gender Studies Credits: 4

One theory and methods course from the following:

• EN 325 - Critical Theory Credits: 4
• PH 335 - Feminist Philosophy Credits: 4
• PO 371 - Feminist Political Thought Credits: 4

One course focusing on intersectional approaches to gender and sexuality from the following:

• AM 225 - American Childhood Credits: 4
• ANT 217 - Social Inequalities Credits: 4
• GL 301 - Philosophy, Race, and Power Credits: 4
• MJD 323 - Race, Gender and Ethnicity in Media Credits: 4
• PH 351 - Otherness and Marginalization: Levinas and the Alienated Credits: 4
• PO 299 - Identity in Politics Credits: 4
• PO 390 - Comparative Politics of Racism Credits: 4
• SO 215 - Social Determinants of Health Credits: 4
• Or another course approved by the program director

One course on the history of gender and sexuality from the following:

• AM 225 - American Childhood Credits: 4
• EN 243 - Queer Lives, Queer Forms Credits: 4
• EN 380 - Women’s Literature Credits: 4
• HI 215 - Women in American Society Credits: 4
• HI 3XX - The Great War and Masculinity Credits: 4
• HI 397 Seminar in History and Women Credits: 4
• Or another course approved by the program director

And GS 308 or an approved Junior Seminar course:

• GS 308 - Advanced Topics in Gender Studies Credits: 4
• JS 305 - The Politics of Queer Cinema Credits: 4
• JS 307 - Rhetorics of Craft Credits: 4

Three electives from an approved list of courses

Including those listed above if not taken to fulfill another requirement.  No more than two from the same department outside GS.

And:

• GS 410 - Senior Capstone Credits: 4