Minor in Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (WGSS) | Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

Minor Requirements

The minor requires a total of six WGSS-designated courses:

WGSS 200. Introduction to Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
One course in Theoretical Inquiries, such as:
- WGSS 281. Topics in Theoretical Inquiries
- WGSS 381. Intermediate Topics in Theoretical Inquiries
- WGSS 481. Advanced Topics in Theoretical Inquiries
One course in Social Justice, Social Movements, such as:
- SOC 240. Women of Color in the U.S.
- HIST 266. U.S. Women Since 1874 (WGSS 280/380)
- WGSS 282. Topics in Social Justice, Social Movements
- SOC 324. Gender and Work (WGSS 384E)
- SOC 340. Women and the U.S. Criminal Justice System (WGSS 382)
- WGSS 482. Advanced Topics in Social Justice, Social Movements
One course in either Critical Humanities or Critical Social Sciences, such as:
- for Critical Humanities:
  - WGSS283. Topics in Critical Humanities
  - WGSS383. Intermediate Topics in Critical Humanities
  - WGSS483. Advanced Topics in Critical Humanities
- for Critical Social Sciences:
  - WGSS 284. Topics in Critical Social Sciences
  - WGSS 384. Intermediate Topics in Critical Social Sciences
  - WGSS 484. Advanced Topics in Critical Social Sciences
Two elective courses designated as WGSS (any course not designated as WGSS must be approved by a WGSS advisor)

The above courses must also meet the following requirements:

At least three courses (12 credits) must be at the 300 level or higher, including at least one course at the 400 level
At least three courses (12 credits) must be cross-listed, each with a different departments
At least three courses (12 credits) must be taken at Binghamton University
Students must receive a minimum of a C grade in order for a course to fulfill requirements for the minor, and no courses taken under the Pass/Fail option may be credited toward the minor

For more information visit the University Bulletin or contact WGSS director, Benita Roth.

Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies