GNDR 3100
Gendered Politics of Health
examines intersections of gender and health, recognising these to be politically shaped categories that have direct implications for individuals' lives. This course considers the ways that particular conceptualizations of gender, health and well-being are shaped and challenged and considers the role of individuals, institutions and states in structuring opportunities and challenges related to health.
Prerequisites & course information
CR: the former GNDR 3500 EQ: the former WSTD 3100 PR: 3 credit hours in Gender Studies
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027