Graduate Programs

Explore Our Graduate Programs

The graduate certificate program in women’s, gender, and sexuality studies is interdisciplinary and intersectional in its orientation. It provides training in feminist scholarship and theory for graduate students in other University of Oregon departments, with opportunities to teach undergraduate courses in WGSS and conduct research with the UO Center for the Study of Women in Society.



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Graduate Certificate in Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

Whether you are pursuing an academic career path or aiming for a career in law, social justice, industry, government, or the nonprofit sector, a graduate certificate in WGSS can help you develop valuable knowledge and research skills for success in an increasingly diverse and global world.


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Prepare for the Professional World

A graduate certificate in women’s, gender, and sexuality studies opens the door to exciting job possibilities. Discover resources to help you prepare for your chosen career path.


Events

Book Talk by Professor Ryan Topper, African Studies Lecture Series
Feb9
Book Talk by Professor Ryan Topper, African Studies Lecture Series Feb 9 Gerlinger Hall
Eugene History Pub Lecture Series: 'The Indians Are a Nation':  Indigenous Self-Determination in Early Twentieth Century California
Feb9
Eugene History Pub Lecture Series: 'The Indians Are a Nation':  Indigenous Self-Determination in Early Twentieth Century California Feb 9 Whirled Pies
Department of History Coffee Hour
Feb10
Department of History Coffee Hour Feb 10 McKenzie Hall
Anthropology in Barbados Information Session
Feb10
Anthropology in Barbados Information Session Feb 10 Condon Hall
Food, Media, and Tourism in Italy and Spain Info Session
Feb10
Food, Media, and Tourism in Italy and Spain Info Session Feb 10 Anstett Hall
WGSS Presents: “Insurance, Racial Infrastructure and the Financialization of Domestic Life”
Feb10
WGSS Presents: “Insurance, Racial Infrastructure and the Financialization of Domestic Life” Feb 10 Knight Library
NW-NALRC Consultation and Assistance Time
Feb11
NW-NALRC Consultation and Assistance Time Feb 11
Explore Careers in Tech (Fair)
Feb11
Explore Careers in Tech (Fair) Feb 11 Erb Memorial Union (EMU)
Creative Writing Reading Series Presents: Stephanie Reents
Feb11
Creative Writing Reading Series Presents: Stephanie Reents Feb 11 Knight Library
Filmlandia Screening Series: Short Film Program
Feb11
Filmlandia Screening Series: Short Film Program Feb 11 Villard Hall