Gender & Cultural Studies Program Overview
Curriculum & Learning Experience
Career Outcomes & Opportunities
As a Gender and Cultural Studies major, you’ll explore the connections between identity, culture and society while developing skills that are valuable in a wide range of careers.
You’ll learn to:
- Understand Different Perspectives: Explore how culture, gender and personal experiences shape the way people see the world.
- Think Critically: Ask meaningful questions, examine social issues and consider different points of view.
- Communicate Effectively: Share ideas clearly and engage in thoughtful conversations about important topics.
- Explore History and Culture: Discover how traditions, beliefs and social changes influence communities.
- Research and Analyze: Gather information, evaluate sources and develop informed conclusions.
- Connect With Communities: Build awareness and understanding that can help you work with people from a variety of backgrounds.
Potential Career Paths Include:
- Community Outreach Coordinator
- Nonprofit Program Coordinator
- Human Resources Specialist
- Public Relations Specialist
- Social Services Assistant
- Advocacy Program Coordinator
- Communications Specialist
- Community Engagement Specialist
- Research Assistant
- Public Policy Assistant
- Student Services Professional
- Cultural Program Coordinator
This degree can also provide a foundation for graduate study in law, education, social work, public policy and related fields. Some careers require additional education or specialized training.
