Women's and Gender Studies
A Unique Perspective
Our students understand the marginalization of women throughout history and across cultures, and celebrate their accomplishments. Our graduates report a greater understanding of how change is brought about in society.
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100%
of majors complete a service learning project
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45
courses offered across academic disciplines
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Flexibility:
students can obtain a double major or one or more minors
A High-Quality Education
Students gain hands-on experience integrating research with social action and the application of academic knowledge to on-campus communities and communities beyond the University.
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Nonfiction essays that explore issues concerning women and/or gender are welcomed in the annual Joyce Durham Essay Contest.
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100% of our students participate in multiple hands-on learning activities. Students explore research, service, leadership, shadowing and community-engaged learning opportunities through a myriad of on-campus and community organizations.
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Interested in learning more about women's and gender studies? We'd love to meet with you. Schedule an academic appointment by calling our department at 937-229-4285. You can also choose to schedule a general campus tour and admission presentation.
During the academic year, a student works directly with the director of the Women's Center to research, write and present on policy issues that affect the UD community.
Work with a faculty mentor on your self-directed research project as a Dean's Summer Fellow.
An annual campus-wide forum to showcase academic excellence and recognize student learning through faculty-mentored undergraduate research, scholarship and artistic accomplishment.
Experiential Learning
Real-World Experience
Through practical learning opportunities like internships and co-ops, you can build your resume, gain practical experience and prepare for a successful career.
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9
average class size of upper-level women's and gender studies courses