Graduate work in Women's Studies can be undertaken through the Masters of Arts in Liberal Studies (MALS) degree. Utilizing MALS seminars and graduate-level women's studies courses, students can design a program of study that concentrates on their areas of interest within Women's Studies. Because Women's Studies courses are cross-listed with their home departments, students have considerable flexibility in course selection. Students may also focus attention on a particular aspect of Women's Studies by independent study at two levels (WMS 599 and WMS 699). Graduate courses in Women's Studies may also be taken, under advisement, as electives in other MA programs. For information and assistance, please contact the director of the MALS program or the Director of Women's Studies.

WMS 503 (ANT) Biography and Life History

WMS 519 (HLS) Human Sexuality

WMS 522 (FCE) Women's Education in the Developing World

WMS 525 (HLS) Women and Safety

WMS 527 (ENL) Women in the Novel

WMS 529 (HST) Women: History and Theory

WMS 551 (SOC) Women and Work

WMS 564 (SOC) Sex Roles

WMS 565 (SOC) Sociology of Aging

WMS 570 (ENL) Women's Popular Culture

WMS 579 (CRJ) Victimology

WMS 581 (CRJ) Women and Criminal Justice

WMS 595 Women, Gender, and Class

WMS 596 (ENL) Sex and Censorship

WMS 599 Independent Study

WMS 699 Independent Study