Approved Elective Courses
To determine which approved courses will be offered in the next academic term open Web Adviser and look for the drop down menu next to Course Types. Click on IG (for Gender and Sexuality Studies). This will generate a complete list. To determine when any particular course will next be offered, consult with the department offering the course.
See which courses will be offered next semester
| Approved Gender and Sexuality Studies Courses - per 2022-2023 catalogue and additions made through the academic year | |
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Note 1: There are two sections to this chart. The first list is of courses that have a specific number that is tied to the Gender and Sexuality Studies Minor. The second list is of courses that may be granted G&SS credit under a generic number. The Director of Gender and Sexuality Studies will designate these courses on a term-by-term basis. Note 2: This list is for future planning. Be aware that courses sometimes disappear
from this list because departments decide to replace them with something else. Be
assured that if you have already taken a course that disappears from this list it
will still count for G&SS credit. |
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| Course Number |
Course Name |
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Approved Elective Courses - Unique Course Numbers |
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| AH 316 | Realism and Impressionism |
| BA 420 | Investing in Black and Women Entrepreneurs |
| CL 201 | The Construction of Male and Female in Ancient Greece and Rome |
| CL 226 | Women in the Christian Tradition |
| CL 329 | Women in Greece and Rome |
| DR 370 | Queer Theatre and Film |
| ED 344 | Race, Class and Gender in Education |
| EN 206 | Gender, Culture & Madness |
| EN 208 | Black Women Writers |
| EN 372 | Modern Poetry: Poetry in Public |
| EN 389 | Seminar in Literature and Gender |
| EN 489 | Seminar in Literature and Gender |
| FR 375 | Women's Voices in the Francophone World |
| GR 358 | Sexual Politics in German Drama |
| HS 216 | Queer History in Europe and North America |
| HS 329 / HS 259 | Women in Greece and Rome |
| HS 330 | Gender, Race & Class in Modern Europe |
| HS 376 / HS 430 | African American Women's History |
| HS 389 | Gender and Power in Modern Africa |
| HS 390 | Gender and Sexuality in Latin America |
| HS 397 / HS 223D | Women and Gender in the Middle East |
| HS 416 / HS 328 | Sex and the City |
| HS 419 / HS 308 | Medieval Bodies |
| HS 478 | Global Histories of Sexuality |
| ML 309 | Gender, Peace and Justice in East Asia |
| ML 324 | Representations of Women in Premodern Chinese Literature |
| PL 232 | Philosophical Perspectives: Gender and Nature |
| PL 306 | Ethics of Race and Gender |
| PL 337 | Philosophy and Feminism |
| PS 364 | International Relations through Non-Western Lenses |
| PY 256 / PY 355 | Psychology of Gender |
| PY 270 | Gender, Culture and Madness |
| SC 204 | The Family |
| SC 210 | Introduction to Gender and Sexuality Studies (Required for the minor) |
| SC 221 | Sociology of Race, Class, and Gender |
| SC 340 | Special Topics in Gender and Sexuality Studies |
| SC 341 | Independent Study in Gender and Sexuality Studies |
| SC 361 | Social Inequality |
| SC 366 | Sociology of Sexuality |
| SC 368 | Masculinities |
| SC 403 | Gender and Sexuality Studies Practicum |
| SC 421 | Seminar: Race, Class, Gender, Sexuality |
| SC 430 | Seminar: Gender and Justice |
| SN 335 | Contemporary Spanish Literature: 1975 to the Present |
| SN 336 | Rewriting the Self: Women's Literature in Contemporary Spain |
| SN 361 | Civilization and Barberism in Argentine Literature |
| SN 365 | Latin American Essay and Early Cultural Studies |
| SN 370 | Nineteenth-Century Latin American Novel |
| SN 373 | Literature and Identity Politics in Peru |
| SN 380 | Modernismo |
| TH 211 | Women in the Christian Tradition |
| TH 248 | American Feminist Theologies |
| TH 329 | Medieval Women Authors |
| WR 322 | Gendered Rhetoric |
| WR 351 | Art of the Essay: Women Writers |
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Elective Courses with Generic Course Numbers Granted Gender and Sexuality Studies Credit with Director Approval (Note G&SS titles in italics) |
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| DR 362 | Special Topics in Dramatic History (Contemporary Women Playwrights) |
EN 200 |
Major Writers: Special Topics: |
| EN 201 | Major Writers: English Literature (Bad Men in British Literature) |
| EN 307 | Seminar in Medieval Literature (Medieval Passion) |
| EN 337 | Seminar in 18th Century Literature (Jane Austin's Economics: Sex, Death, and Power in Georgian England) |
| EN 439 | Seminar in 18th Century Literature (Life and literature in the Queer 18th Century) |
| EN 367 | Topics in American Literature |
| EN 383 | Seminar in Modern literature (Radicals and Pretenders: Bohemianism in Modern Literature) |
| PS 352 | Gender, Human Rights and Conflict |
| PY 418 | Research Seminar in Psychology (Sex and Sexuality) |
| PY 420 | Applied Special Topics in Psychology (LGBTQ and Religious Issues) |
| PY 427 | Special topics in Psychology (Psychology of Men) |
| SC 349 | Special Topics in Sociology (Violence Against Black Bodies; Beyonce and Hot Girls of Summer) |
| WR 386 | Special Topics in Rhetoric (The Rhetoric of Race, Class and Gender; The Rhetoric of Resistance in Women's Writing) |
Study Abroad
Some study abroad programs offer the opportunity to take gender and sexuality studies course work. For example, in the past several years, the Copenhagen program has offered, Human Trafficking in Global Context, Gender and Sexuality in Scandinavia, Gender Perspectives on Human Rights, Women. Art and Identity, and Prostitution and the Sex Trade in Europe.
Review this list of study abroad courses that are approved for Gender and Sexuality Studies minor credit when you consider where to apply and when selecting courses once you are accepted. Please note the Loyola equivalents that are associated with each course (right most column, LUM OIP equivalent). This is important to (a) avoid registering for a course that you have already taken and (b) to secure credit from a relevant department when LUM OIP equivalent says, “Needs chair approval.” Please remember that Loyola University Maryland has no control over when the courses are taught.
Large universities (Copenhagen, Cork, Melbourne, New Castle) may offer additional courses that will qualify for Gender and Sexuality Studies minor credit. Students, please follow the instructions for qualifying a course from another institution for gender studies credit. This is an important step to ensure that each course has the appropriate gender content and that you do not duplicate a course that you have already taken at Loyola.
"Legacy" courses
Course numbers and course titles sometimes change. The following information pertains to courses that have received gender and sexuality studies credit. There are currently no legacy courses.
Current as of September 2024.