Women's Studies Graduate Specialization Regulation
Thesis/Research Paper/Project
The Specialization in Women's Studies consists of one full-year core course - Women's Studies 5101 - Theory and Method in Women's Studies and a thesis or major research paper/project.The thesis or major research paper/project must incorporate feminist scholarship. Students must have a supervisor who is approved as a core faculty member in Women's Studies. The proposed topic must be approved by representatives of both the primary Department and the Women's Studies Graduate Committee. If deemed appropriate, there may be joint supervision by a member of the student's academic unit and a person named by the Women's Studies Graduate Committee.Coursework OptionStudents in the coursework option do not require a supervisor, and should refer to the requirements in the collaborating units.
The following Specialization in Women's Studies programs are offered:Each program is marked with a TB, O or W designation to distinguish where each program is available. (TB = Thunder Bay campus, O = Orillia campus, W = online)