Graduate Study in Women's Studies

We encourage students to consider seriously the advantages of a graduate degree. Your minor in Women's Studies as an undergraduate will provide you with a background to pursue a graduate degree in many fields. Bulletin boards on the first floor of Moody Hall and the second floor of Keezell have information on graduate study, including a handout for students who are considering graduate school. If you are interested in graduate school, please pick up one of these handouts.

Here are some useful sites for researching graduate programs in Women's Studies:

• Ms. Magazine 2009 Guide to WS (undergraduate, graduate, and certificate programs)
• The 2008 Graduate Guide to Work in Women's / Gender Studies is now available as a searchable guide/download on the NWSA website: http://www.nwsa.org/students/gradguide/index.php.
• http://www.smith.edu/swg/gradlinks.html
• http://userpages.umbc.edu/~korenman/wmst/programs.html
• http://www.artemisguide.com/
• MA program at Sussex
• Florida Atlantic University
• Schools offering Masters in Economics with emphases on Feminist Economics
  

Visit the Women's Studies bulletin board in Moody to learn more about the following programs:

• Master's Program in Applied Women's Studies, Claremont Graduate University, Claremont, CA
• Women's and Gender Studies MA at UNC at Greensboro in Gender and Health, Gender and Community Leadership, or an Individually Designed Concentration
• Gender Studies Ph.D. at Indiana University, Bloomington
• MA in Women's Studies at Georgia State University
• Certificate in Interpersonal Violence and Healthcare at the University of Colorado Denver's Center on Domestic Violence
• Graduate Program in Women's Studies at the University of Northern Iowa
• Master of Arts in Women's Health at Suffolk University (www.suffolk.edu/mawh)
• MA in Women's Studies at Texas Woman's University (www.twu.edu.ws)