Women's studies courses, whether taken as part of the major or to enrich another discipline, invite students to understand past and present experiences in order to prepare for challenges in their careers, families, and communities.

Minor in Women's Studies:
A minor in women’s studies includes WST 100, WST 204, WST 304, and two women’s studies electives.

Major in Women's Studies:
36 semester hours to be taken as follows:

12 Semester Hours In:
WST 100	Issues in Women's Studies
HIST 204	Roots of Feminism
WST 200	Issues in International Women's Studies
4 semester hours in a race/ethnicity course selected from one of the following:
Choose four semester hours from the following:
HIST 213	Race and Ethnicity in U.S. History
PHIL 223	Philosophy of Race and Gender
SOCI 311	Critical Race Legal Theory
AST 325	Critical Race Feminism/Womanism
Electives:
Twelve semester hours chosen from the list of women’s studies electives at the end of this section. A course taken to fulfill the race/ethnicity requirement may not also count as an elective.
Advanced Work:
Wst 304	Feminist Theory
Choose four additional semester hours of advanced work, chosen from: WST 300, 350, 355, 370, AST 325, ECON 395, ENGL 308, HIST 330, PHIL 300, SOCI 311, or SOCI 348. A course taken to fulfill the race/ethnicity requirement may not also count toward this requirement.