Overview
The Women and Gender Studies program at Saint Mary's University offers an interdisciplinary approach to understanding gender, sexuality, and social justice. Objectives include analyzing historical and contemporary issues of gender inequality, exploring feminist theories, and developing critical thinking skills for advocacy and policy work. Unique features include a focus on intersectionality, incorporating perspectives from race, class, and indigeneity, with opportunities for community-engaged learning.
Career Prospects
Graduates pursue careers in non-profit organizations, government policy, education, human resources, and social services. The program equips students with skills in research, communication, and ethical analysis, leading to roles that address equity and inclusion.
Key Faculty/Staff
The department includes faculty specializing in feminist theory, queer studies, and global gender issues, with expertise in Canadian and international contexts.
Unique Facilities or Partnerships
Access to the university's Gender and Women's Studies Resource Centre and partnerships with local advocacy groups in Halifax for internships and research collaborations.
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