The Department of Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies has developed an innovative online Certificate Program in Women's Global Health Leadership in collaboration with the Institute for Women's Leadership (IWL) and National Nurses United (NNU), the largest nurses' union in the United States. This certificate program capitalizes on the expertise of the women's, gender, and sexuality studies faculty in the science and health studies, and the commitment of the IWL Consortium to foster women's leadership in all aspects of human endeavor, to provide a series of courses that addresses some of the most pressing issues on the global agenda. The certificate program also draws on the expertise of National Nurses United, which has been at the forefront in championing a comprehensive approach to women's health and preparing nurses in the United States to serve the health needs of women, families, and communities in all regions of the world.
Required Courses (students must take both/6 credits):
01:988:407 Global Women's Health Movements
01:988:408 Gender, Economic Inequality, and Health
Elective Courses (students must take three/9 credits):
01:988:409 Gender, Environmental Justice, and Health
01:988:410 Debt, Crisis, and Women's Health
01:988:412 Global Food Politics: Health Consequences
01:988:413 The Global Pharmaceutical Economy and Health
01:988:414 Care Work
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Programs of Study and Courses for Liberal Arts and Sciences Students 
