Bachelor of Science - Women's and Gender Studies

The Women's and Gender Studies program focuses on the study of women, gender, and sexuality, and their interactions with race, class, age, and ability. The program seamlessly aligns with the four priorities described in UWO’s strategic plan: enhance student success, promote academic excellence, expand community engagement and economic development, and build an inclusive and supportive institutional environment. The program offers a flexible array of course content through which students can demonstrate mastery of program learning objectives. The many subject areas and key women’s and gender studies issues that students have the opportunity to explore such as Historical and cross-cultural studies of gendered identities and lived experiences , History of feminist and LGBTQ movements in the U.S. and globally, Social justice issues including sexual and gender violence, abolition, environmental justice, workplace inequities, homophobia, transphobia, racism, and ableism, Gender roles and inequities in such social institutions as the family, schools, the political system, legal system, and medical establishment, Gendered health, sexual health and education, and gendered embodiments, Representations of women and gender in the media, and much more.

This Guaranteed Outcome Program guarantees admission to a Top universities. Students first enroll at University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, where they will take undergraduate degree courses alongside American students. Kings staff are on campus to support students at all times. After 2-4 semesters of study, students can stay at University of Wisconsin Oshkosh or will have an option to transfer to a Top university guaranteed. Kings expert university advisors will help students develop their student profile, making the transfer process straightforward. Upon successful transfer to a university, students will complete their degree at said university.