Program Requirements

Total units required: 18 units, 12 of which must be taken in courses numbered 3000 or higher.

Grade Requirement: C– or better; Pass/No Pass grades do not count for the minor.

Required Courses

Introductory Course: 3 credits

WGSS 1500Introduction to Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies3

Any WGSS Course at the 2000 Level or Above: 3 credits

WGSS Courses, 2000-4999
WGSS 2060Introduction to Queer Studies3
WGSS 2070Sexuality and the State: Introduction to Sexuality Studies3
WGSS 2080Constructions of Black Womanhood and Manhood in the Black Community3
WGSS 2101Sophomore Seminar: Globalization and Its Disguises3
WGSS 2210Gender and Texts3
WGSS 2910Peer Counseling Training: Sexual Assault and Rape Anonymous Helpline3
WGSS 2996Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies Elective0
WGSS 3000Sexual Politics: Power, Policy, and Pleasure3
WGSS 3006Strangers at the Gate: Race, Sex, and Immigration in America3
WGSS 3020Justice as Failure: Abolitionist Theory and Praxis3
WGSS 3025On Love and Intimacy: Theorizing Kinship in the Multiple3
WGSS 3030Queering Citizenship: Gender/Abolition3
WGSS 3045Queer Theory3
WGSS 3050Sex, Gender, and Popular Culture3
WGSS 3055Making Sex and Gender: Understanding the History of the Body3
WGSS 3068Surveillance Tech and Sexuality3
WGSS 3070Masculinities3
WGSS 3071Feminism, Families, and Social Change3
WGSS 3090Sex and Money: Economies of Desire3
WGSS 3135The Racial and Sexual Politics of Public Health3
WGSS 3136Community-Engaged Learning: Feminist and Queer Youth Studies4
WGSS 3155Gender, Health, and Society3
WGSS 3165Queer Histories3
WGSS 3170Community-Engaged Learning: Gender and Incarceration4
WGSS 3175Community-Engaged Learning: Documenting the Queer Past in St. Louis4
WGSS 3176Community Engaged Learning: Feminist and Queer Community Praxis4
WGSS 3215Bodies Out of Bounds: Feminist and Queer Disability Studies3
WGSS 3240Girls' Media and Popular Culture3
WGSS 3256Sex Trafficking3
WGSS 3340Feminist Theory3
WGSS 3405Revolutionize It! the Radical History of Second-Wave Feminisms3
WGSS 3446No Boys Allowed: Girlhood and Programming for Girls in 19th and 20th Centuries, United States3
WGSS 3470Law, Gender, and Justice3
WGSS 3475Queering the History of Health3
WGSS 3500Trans Studies3
WGSS 3510Women and Social Movements: Gender and Sexuality in U.S. Social Movements3
WGSS 3530Neither Man Nor Woman: Transgender Ethnographies in Global Context3
WGSS 3555Caste: Sexuality, Race and Globalization.3
WGSS 3575Confronting Capitalism: Feminism, Work and Solidarity3
WGSS 3580Scribbling Women: 19th-Century American Women Writers3
WGSS 3615Topics in Women,gender, and Sexuality Studies: Spectacular Blackness, Race, Gender, & Visual Culture3
WGSS 3620Topics in Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies3
WGSS 3622Women, Health, and Media3
WGSS 3640Gender, War, and Migration3
WGSS 3650The Global History of HIV/AIDS3
WGSS 3685Gender Violence3
WGSS 3690Community-Engaged Learning: Projects in Domestic Violence3
WGSS 3700Gender and Social Class3
WGSS 3740Imperialism and Sexuality: India, South Asia, and the World: Writing-Intensive Seminar3
WGSS 3996Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies Elective0
WGSS 4005Advanced Queer Theory: The Intimacy of Precarity3
WGSS 4006Advanced Topics in Trans Theories: Femme3
WGSS 4015Feminist and Queer Media Studies3
WGSS 4016Queer of Color Critique3
WGSS 4017Healing and Social Justice3
WGSS 4020Transnational Queer Activism3
WGSS 4045Queering Theory: Collaborating, Solidarity, and Working Together3
WGSS 4085Everyday Unruliness: Feminist and Queer Resistance3
WGSS 4115Gender, Religion, Medicine and Science3
WGSS 4135The Politics of Pleasure3
WGSS 4141Feminist and Queer Research Methodologies3
WGSS 4150Feminist Literary and Cultural Theory3
WGSS 4153Decolonization to Globalization: How to End an Empire3
WGSS 4155Contemporary Feminisms3
WGSS 4165From Mammy to the Welfare Queen: African American Women Theorize Identity3
WGSS 4200Feminist Political Theory3
WGSS 4230Black Sexual Politics3
WGSS 4245Transnational Feminisms3
WGSS 4270Thinking About Consent3
WGSS 4280Sex and Gender in Public1.5
WGSS 4350Queer and Feminist Geographies3
WGSS 4370Reformers and Radicals: Feminist Thinking Through History3
WGSS 4440Sex and Gender in Public1.5
WGSS 4500Women, Law and Society3

Four WGSS or WGSS-Approved Courses at the 3000 Level or Above: 12 credits

All courses must be WGSS courses or WGSS-approved courses in other departments. Students may count up to 6 credit units from study abroad.

WGSS Courses, 3000-4999
WGSS 3000Sexual Politics: Power, Policy, and Pleasure3
WGSS 3006Strangers at the Gate: Race, Sex, and Immigration in America3
WGSS 3020Justice as Failure: Abolitionist Theory and Praxis3
WGSS 3025On Love and Intimacy: Theorizing Kinship in the Multiple3
WGSS 3030Queering Citizenship: Gender/Abolition3
WGSS 3045Queer Theory3
WGSS 3050Sex, Gender, and Popular Culture3
WGSS 3055Making Sex and Gender: Understanding the History of the Body3
WGSS 3068Surveillance Tech and Sexuality3
WGSS 3070Masculinities3
WGSS 3071Feminism, Families, and Social Change3
WGSS 3090Sex and Money: Economies of Desire3
WGSS 3135The Racial and Sexual Politics of Public Health3
WGSS 3136Community-Engaged Learning: Feminist and Queer Youth Studies4
WGSS 3155Gender, Health, and Society3
WGSS 3165Queer Histories3
WGSS 3170Community-Engaged Learning: Gender and Incarceration4
WGSS 3175Community-Engaged Learning: Documenting the Queer Past in St. Louis4
WGSS 3176Community Engaged Learning: Feminist and Queer Community Praxis4
WGSS 3215Bodies Out of Bounds: Feminist and Queer Disability Studies3
WGSS 3240Girls' Media and Popular Culture3
WGSS 3256Sex Trafficking3
WGSS 3340Feminist Theory3
WGSS 3405Revolutionize It! the Radical History of Second-Wave Feminisms3
WGSS 3446No Boys Allowed: Girlhood and Programming for Girls in 19th and 20th Centuries, United States3
WGSS 3470Law, Gender, and Justice3
WGSS 3475Queering the History of Health3
WGSS 3500Trans Studies3
WGSS 3510Women and Social Movements: Gender and Sexuality in U.S. Social Movements3
WGSS 3530Neither Man Nor Woman: Transgender Ethnographies in Global Context3
WGSS 3555Caste: Sexuality, Race and Globalization.3
WGSS 3575Confronting Capitalism: Feminism, Work and Solidarity3
WGSS 3580Scribbling Women: 19th-Century American Women Writers3
WGSS 3615Topics in Women,gender, and Sexuality Studies: Spectacular Blackness, Race, Gender, & Visual Culture3
WGSS 3620Topics in Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies3
WGSS 3622Women, Health, and Media3
WGSS 3640Gender, War, and Migration3
WGSS 3650The Global History of HIV/AIDS3
WGSS 3685Gender Violence3
WGSS 3690Community-Engaged Learning: Projects in Domestic Violence3
WGSS 3700Gender and Social Class3
WGSS 3740Imperialism and Sexuality: India, South Asia, and the World: Writing-Intensive Seminar3
WGSS 3996Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies Elective0
WGSS 4005Advanced Queer Theory: The Intimacy of Precarity3
WGSS 4006Advanced Topics in Trans Theories: Femme3
WGSS 4015Feminist and Queer Media Studies3
WGSS 4016Queer of Color Critique3
WGSS 4017Healing and Social Justice3
WGSS 4020Transnational Queer Activism3
WGSS 4045Queering Theory: Collaborating, Solidarity, and Working Together3
WGSS 4085Everyday Unruliness: Feminist and Queer Resistance3
WGSS 4115Gender, Religion, Medicine and Science3
WGSS 4135The Politics of Pleasure3
WGSS 4141Feminist and Queer Research Methodologies3
WGSS 4150Feminist Literary and Cultural Theory3
WGSS 4153Decolonization to Globalization: How to End an Empire3
WGSS 4155Contemporary Feminisms3
WGSS 4165From Mammy to the Welfare Queen: African American Women Theorize Identity3
WGSS 4200Feminist Political Theory3
WGSS 4230Black Sexual Politics3
WGSS 4245Transnational Feminisms3
WGSS 4270Thinking About Consent3
WGSS 4280Sex and Gender in Public1.5
WGSS 4350Queer and Feminist Geographies3
WGSS 4370Reformers and Radicals: Feminist Thinking Through History3
WGSS 4440Sex and Gender in Public1.5
WGSS 4500Women, Law and Society3
WGSS-Approved Courses in Other Departments
AFAS 3006Feminist Fire!: Radical Black Women in the 20th Century3
AFAS 3255Black Masculinities3
AFAS 3310Sabotage and Anarchy: The Study of Power, Mourning, and Resistance in Black Girlhood3
AFAS 3644Look Here, Karen: The Politics of Black Digital Resistance to White Femininity3
AFAS 3651Black Women Writers3
AFAS 4030Sexual Health and the City: A Studiolab Course Course On the Politics of Reproduction3
AFAS 4402Intersectionality3
ANTHRO 3201Gender, Culture, and Madness3
ANTHRO 3313Women and Islam3
ANTHRO 4134The AIDS Epidemic: Inequalities, Ethnography, and Ethics3
ANTHRO 4610Queer Medicine: Theories, Methods, Provocations3
ARTARCH 4913Queer: Arts, History, Theory3
CLASSICS 3150Gender and Sexuality in Greco-Roman Antiquity3
CLASSICS 3160The Women of Greek Tragedy3
CLASSICS 4701Ancient Greek and Roman Gynecology3
COMPLITTHT 4270Technology and Feminist Practice3
EDUC 3030Gender and Education3
ELIT 3502Topics in American Literature: Girls' Fiction3
ELIT 3690Reading Sex in Premodern England3
ELIT 4102Medieval English Literature II3
FILM 3450Sexual Politics in Film Noir and Hard-Boiled Literature3
FILM 4250Seminar in Video Games: Video Games, Gender and Sexuality3
FRENCH 4550Intersectional Identities in Medieval France3
GLOBAL 4414Gender Analysis for International Affairs3
HBRW 3090Israeli Women Writers3
HISTORY 3056European Population Politics, 1900-20003
HISTORY 3131Gender, Sexuality and Communism in 20th-Century Europe3
HISTORY 3226Gender and Sexuality in 1950s America: Writing-Intensive Seminar3
HISTORY 3416War, Genocide, and Gender in Modern Europe3
HISTORY 3752Women in American History3
HISTORY 4072Advanced Seminar: Sexuality in the United States3
HISTORY 4080Nuns3
HISTORY 4124Advanced Seminar: Women and Religion in Medieval Europe3
HISTORY 4889Advanced Seminar: History of the Body3
ITAL 4100Mamma Mia! Motherhood, Maternity, & the Female Reproductive Body in the Italian Cultural Context3
JAPAN 4490Modern Japanese Women Writers3
JIMES 3184A Rainbow Thread: A History of Queer Identities in Judaism and Islam3
LATAM 3100Gender, Sexuality and Power in Brazil3
MUSIC 3035Music and Queer Performance3
POLSCI 3080Race and Ethnicity in American Politics3
POLSCI 4218Gender and the Future of Work3
PSYCH 3860Psychology of Black Women3
RELPOL 3180The Abuse Crisis in Modern Christianity3
SOC 3003Black Feminist Theory3
SOC 3190Gender in Society3
SOC 4721Race, Reproduction, and Justice3

Additional Information

  • All minor courses must be WGSS courses or WGSS-approved courses in other departments. All courses taken for the minor must be taken for a grade, and students must earn a grade of C– or higher in all courses.
  • We strongly encourage and support students who wish to study abroad and will accept up to 6 credits from approved programs. Please contact Amy Cislo, WGSS Study Abroad Supervisor, about this option.

Contact Info

Phone:314-935-5102
Email:wgss@wustl.edu
Website:https://wgss.wustl.edu