Susan Sage Heinzelman, Director
WWH 401, Campus Mail A4900, Austin, TX 78712 • 512-471-5765
List of Approved Courses
Courses in bold text will be offered for Spring 2010. Enrollment in WGS or meets with section will meet degree requirement.
Courses for the Feminist Theory Requirement
WGS Feminist Theory-approved list
The following will count for the Feminist Theory requirement: PHL 375M Philosophy & Feminism
- WGS 324/RTF 331R Trans: Dangerous Brdr Violations
- WGS 324 Queer Media Studies
- WGS 324.2 Women and Media Culture-W
- WGS 322.4 Feminist Theory
- WGS 340 Arendt and Beauvoir
- WGS 340 The US and Third World Feminisms
- WGS 345 Black Feminist Theory & Praxis
- WGS 345 Cultural Studies & Gender Studies
- WGS 345 Feminist Theory: History of US Feminism
- WGS 345 Feminism & Visual Representation (prior to Fall 2008, Feminism & Visual Politics)
- WGS 345 Gend/Sexuality Iss in Media-W
- WGS 345/RTF 359S Girls’ Media & Cultural Studies
- WGS 345 Psychology of Women
- WGS 345 Women in History of Political Thought
- WGS 345.10 Freudians & Feminisms
Courses for the Research Methods Requirement
WGS Research Methods-approved list
The following will count for the WGS Research Methods requirement:
WGS 356 Introduction to Feminist Research Methods**
**Offered once a year in the Spring.Outside (non-WGS) research methods courses may be available to double majors only.
- ANT 324L Activist Research Practicum
- GOV 339L Research Methods In Government
- HED 373 Evaluation and Research Design
- HDF 315L Research Methods In Human Dev/Fam Science
- PSY 418 Statistics And Research Design
- RTF 330K Intro to Research Methods
- SOC 317M Intro To Social Research
- S W 313 Social Work Research Methods
Please consult with the WGS office for course offerings in order to plan ahead.
-Both lists revised by LACAC/ajs 11/10/09
