Gender, race and sexuality shape how we think and talk about what makes us similar and different, laws and politics, race and class, justice and opportunity and more.
When you study Women’s Studies at Normandale, you’ll start with entry and intermediate level Women’s Studies courses and you’ll build a solid foundation of critical-thinking, problem-solving, writing and research skills.
You’ll be well prepared for your next step in your education and in your career - ready to pursue your bachelor’s degree in women’s studies or a similar field at one of seven Minnesota State colleges.
With a Women’s Studies degree, you’ll have a lot of options for your career path. People who understand gender and sexuality issues are in demand in professions like law, social work, teaching, social services, healthcare, education, counseling, business and research.
When you take Women’s Studies courses at Normandale, you’ll also gain marketable skills in important areas like problem-solving, critical thinking and written and interpersonal communication.
Women's Studies courses are online and taught by accomplished faculty with diverse academic interests and specialty areas. Classes include topics like:
Coursework in this area is supportive of bachelor’s degree programs in women's studies as well as the related fields of human services, education, American studies and other social sciences and humanities.
This scholarship was established through the generosity of the Normandale Community College Social Science faculty to provide financial support for students who are pursuing a Sociology Degree or a Women's Studies Degree. Recipients of this award should demonstrate commitment to community service and/or social justice.
Eligibility Criteria:
top
