Graduate Cognate Courses

Students enrolled in the women's and gender studies graduate program may take cognate courses offered by other graduate programs to enhance their area of concentration. Courses with a significant emphasis on gender, sexuality, and feminist thought are offered throughout the university.

Descriptions for the courses listed below can be found elsewhere in this catalog or in that of one of the professional schools. Students should inquire at the office of the graduate program offering a particular course to determine the specific topic of the course that semester.

Anthropology

16:070:506  Research Design and Methods in Cultural Anthropology (3)

16:195:501  Introduction to Literary Theory (3)

16:195:605  Major Authors (3)

English

German

16:470:523  German Romanticism (3)

History

16:510:500  The Historian's Craft (3)

16:510:502  The Historian's Craft (3)

16:510:539  Colloquium in Women's and Gender History (3)        

16:510:543  Seminar  in Cultural History (3)

16:510:549  Seminar in the History of Women (3)

16:510:550  Seminar in the History of Women (3)

16:510:551  (S) Seminar in World and Comparative History (3)                

16:510:553  Problems and Directed Readings in African-American History (3)                

16:510:560  Problems and Directed Readings in Women's and Gender History (3)

16:510:563  Colloquium in African-American History (3)

Political Science

16:790:512  Proseminar in Political Thought (3)

16:790:532  Research in Design in Political Science (3)

16:790:533  Research in Design in Political Science (3)

16:790:587  Proseminar in Women and Politics (3)

16:790:588  Gender and Mass Politics (3)

16:790:590  Gender and Political Theory (3)

16:790:596  Advanced Topics in Women and Politics (3)

16:790:599  Research Seminar in Political Science: Applications of Quantitative Methods (3)

Public Policy

16:833:585  American Social Policy (3)

Sociology