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1. All courses are 3
credit hours each, unless otherwise indicated.
2. Normally, a course will
not be run without a minimum enrolment of students.
WMN100:
Introduction to Women’s Studies: Perspectives on Women in Society
An introduction to major questions raised in the field of Women’s Studies relating to the social, political, and economic status of women in society. (Note: this may also be counted as a General Education course.)
WMN101:
Theories of Gender and Sexuality in the Social Sciences
Theories
of gender and sexuality as examined in the Social Sciences including
historical, social, cultural, political and economic perspectives.
WMN102:
Theories of Gender and Sexuality in the Humanities
Theories
of gender and sexuality as examined in the Humanities including
literary,
artistic and cultural perspectives.
WMN199:
Preliminary Field Study - Women in Cambodian Society
This,
along with WMN499, provides students with practical exposure to women’s
condition in Cambodia; to synthesize knowledge acquired in the
classroom within
the general context of their own society; to realize the bridge between
the
academic community and the community at large; and to instill in the
students a
sense of social responsibility so that they may become
socially-conscious and
active members of their society. The students will be asked to work
with
different NGOs, the Ministry of Women’s Affairs or members of their
community.
They will conduct interviews, collect data, and follow up on the
subject of
their own choosing. This will culminate in a final written and oral
report to
be shared with others during their final year of study.
WMN201:
Women's Rights Movement in the World
The
history of the women’s right movements in the World and their
contributions to
social changes.
WMN499:
Final Field Study - Women in Cambodian Society (6 credits)
Along
with WMN199, this provides students with practical exposure to women’s
condition in Cambodia; to synthesize knowledge acquired in the
classroom within
the general context of their own society; to realize the bridge between
the
academic community and the community at large; and to instill in the
students a
sense of social responsibility so that they may become
socially-conscious and
active members of their society. The students will be asked to work
with
different NGOs, the Ministry of Women’s Affairs or members of their
community.
They will conduct interviews, collect data, and follow up on the
subject of
their own choosing. This will culminate in a final written and oral
report to
be shared with others during their final year of study.
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