Showcasing the diversity of gender studies across UCL, including literary studies, history, philosophy, art history, anthropology and global health.
Gender and Sexuality Studies at UCL is based at the Centre for Multidisciplinary and Intercultural Inquiry (CMII).
Staff affiliated to the GFRN teach on the MA Gender, Society and Representation, an inter-faculty programme drawing on the unusual breadth of disciplines for which UCL is renowned, including development studies, law, anthropology, literary scholarship, geography and queer studies. It is also possible to take an MPhil/PhD in Gender and Sexuality Studies. Affiliated staff supervise a range of doctoral projects on gender and feminism.
Beside degree programmes, several departments offer modules relevant to gender studies. This includes:
Undergraduate
- Race, Gender and Feminism (BASC0042)
- Gender, Sexuality and Feminisms in Everyday Lives (EDPS0021)
- Gender and Politics (POLS0022)
- Sociology of Gender (SOCS0036)
- The Anthropology of Kinship and Gender (ANTH0014)
- Gender, Politics and Society of the Americas (AMER0052)
- Gender, Families and Work (SOCS0084)
Postgraduate
- Feminism on Film (CMII0207)
- Feminism and the Medical Self (CMII0151)
- Gender Theory, Politics and Feminism (CMII0052)
- Toil & Trouble - Feminism and Art Now (HART0163)
- Women Filmmakers (CMII0145)
- Feminism and Philosophy (PHIL0073)
- Gender and Ageing: A Feminist Gerentology (CMII0150)
- Decolonial Approaches to Gender and Sexuality Studies (CMII0210)
- Gendering the Study of Politics: Theory and Practice (PUBL0038)
- New Woman Literature in Britain and America, 1793-1920 (CMII0161)
- Concepts and Controversies in Womens Health (IFWH0023)
- Gender and Digital Media (CCME0138)
- Gender, Disaster and Conflict (IRDR0016)