Gender and Sexuality
Gender and Sexuality is one of the thematic Fields of Emphasis for the History major. The major requirement in the thematic fields of emphasis is the same as in the “geographical” fields. For example, the field of emphasis requirement in Gender and Sexuality can be satisfied by taking three of the courses listed under below (or equivalent, such as EAP and transfer courses to be petitioned).
Course List
Please refer to Fall/Winter/Spring/Summer Courses for course offerings.
CGS 105 : Queer History/Theory (by petition)
HIEA 125: Women and Gender in East Asia
HIEA 137: Women and Family in China (+)
HIEA 138: Women & the Chinese Revolution
HIEA 162: History of Women in China
HIEA 167: Chinese Family History
HIEU 108: Sex and Politics in the Ancient World (+)
HIEU 133: Gender in Antiquity and the Early Medieval Mediterranean (+)
HIEU 140: History of Women and Gender in Europe: From the French Revolution to the Present
HIEU 147: Women in Europe: Middle Ages-Early Modern Era (+)
HIEU 147A: Women in the Middle Ages (+)
HIEU 148: European Women: Enlightenment-Victorian Era (+)
HIEU 149: History of Women in Europe: 1870 to the Present
HIEU 180: Topics in European Women’s History
HISC 103: Gender and Science in Historical Perspective
HISC 167: Gender and Science
HIRE 115: Women in Chinese Religions
HILA 161: Women in Latin America
HILA 164: Women’s Work and Family Life
HITO 106: How Jewish Women Lived in Modern Times
HITO 106: Love & Family in the Jewish Past
HITO 164: Gender Differences in Historical Perspective
HIUS 115: History of Sexuality in the U.S.
HIUS 130: Cultural History from 1607 to Civil War (+)
HIUS 131: Cultural History from the Civil War to the Present
HIUS 156: American Womanhood (to 1870) (+)
HIUS 157: American Womanhood (1870 to present)
HIUS 172: Feminist Traditions in America
HIUS 173: Topics in American Women’s history
HIUS 176: Race and Sexual Politics
Please Note: The Degree Audit will not automatically pick up the courses for a Thematic Emphasis. The Undergraduate Advisor must enter the courses manually. Once you have completed the three courses for this Thematic field, please message the Undergraduate Advisor via the Virtual Advising Center (VAC) with:
1. the Thematic Emphasis you would like listed
2. a list of the three courses you have taken and passed that will fulfill the Thematic Emphasis requirement