Graduate Concentration
Graduate Concentration Program
The concentration in Women's Studies and Gender Studies is designed for students currently enrolled in another graduate program at Loyola who wish to focus their study on women's studies and gender studies. The requirements are: 9 hours (3 courses). One course must be selected from the two core courses in the Women's Studies and Gender Studies Graduate Program (WSGS 401 or WSGS 402); the other two courses are chosen from cross-listed electives in any discipline. For more information, contact graduate program director, Suzanne Bost at sbost@luc.edu
Below is a list of courses for students interested in English:
- ENGL 419: Contemporary Issues in Literature & Culture
- WSGS 401: History of Feminist Thought
Below is a list of courses for students interested in History:
- WSGS 402: Feminist Foundations and Methodologies
- HIST 441: European Women's and Gender History
- WSGS 401: History of Feminist Thought
- SOCL 426: Sociology of Gender
Below is a list of courses for students interested in Sociology:
- SOCL 426: Sociology of Gender
- WSGS 397: Feminism & Film
- SOCL 520: Topics in Contemporary Society: Contesting Health & Illness
Below is a list of courses for students interested in Theology:
- THEO 480: Seminar in Christian Ethics: Religion, Violence, & Peace
- THEO 477: Feminist/Womanist Issues: Theology & Ethics
Graduate Certificate Program
The graduate certificate program is for students not enrolled in another graduate program, but who wish to expand their knowledge of women's studies and gender studies. The credit requirements are the same as the concentration program. For more information, contact graduate program director, Suzanne Bost at sbost@luc.edu
Application
To apply to a Women's Studies and Gender Studies graduate program, visit Graduate and Professional Education at Loyola or click here to apply online. Applicants for the dual M.S.W./M.A. degree should apply for admission to the programs using one application, indicating their intent to pursue the dual degree.