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Graduate Certificate
Protocol | University
Graduate School (UGS) Application
Eligibility:
- All
graduate students in an M.A. or Ph.D. program at FIU are
eligible to apply to this program. The Women's Studies Center
encourages graduate students from all colleges to participate.
- Undergraduate
students in their senior year may take graduate level courses
to complete their graduate certificate as a post-baccalaureate
certificate.
- Students
with a Baccalaureate degree from an accredited university
may enroll as a non-degree seeking student and complete
the graduate certificate.
Admissions
Requirements:
Students
applying for the Graduate Certificate in Women's Studies must
meet the following requirements for admission in addition
to submitting the application:
- Have
a minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale during the last two
years of upper division coursework;
- Statement
of intent;
- Two
letters of recommendation;
- Current
résumé;
- Official
academic transcript.
- University
Graduate School application.
Once all
documents are received and reviewed, the department will call
the applicant to schedule an interview. After the review process
is complete, you will be notified of the department's decision
by mail.
If you
are an international student, please contact the Office of
Graduate Admissions regarding your visa status.
In you
are applying to a degree program in addition to the Women's
Studies Graduate Certificate Program, you must complete a
separate admission application for the degree program and
turn it in to the Office of Graduate Admissions.
How
To Enroll: To enroll in the program or for more information
and/or to seek academic advising, contact Dr. Suzanna Rose,
Director at (305)348-2408 or wstudies@fiu.edu
or visit us at the Women's Studies Center in DM-212. You may
also download the application
form here. Submit by
email (wstudies@fiu.edu),
fax (305-348-3143) or mail to FIU Women's Studies Center,
DM 212, 11200 SW 8th St., Miami, FL 33183. We welcome your
inquiry.
Certificate
candidates must complete a total of 15 CREDIT HOURS
at the 5000 level or higher.
6 credit hours from the core + 9 credit hours
from the list of graduate level electives = 15 credit
hours
Six (6) credits must be taken through the WSC and may be chosen
from the following core:
WST 5507 Feminist Theory
WST
5905 Independent Study
WST 5935 Special Topics: Women and Leadership
WST 5946 Women's Studies Internship
FREQUENTLY
OFFERED ELECTIVES IN WOMEN'S STUDIES
The other nine credits (9 credits) may be chosen from the
list of outside courses that count toward Women's Studies.
Complete listing of all courses offered can be found at http://www.fiu.edu/~wstudies/coursedescription.html.
The list of current offerings can be found at http://www.fiu.edu/~wstudies/
under Course Listings. Some of the graduate courses in Women'
Studies already offered at FIU are listed below:
| ANWS: |
Labor
Studies: |
| AFA
5002 Theory and Methods in ANWS |
LBS
5155 / LBS 5215 Workplace & Diversity |
| AFA
5934 Black Literaey and Cultural History |
Law: |
| Art & Art History: |
LAW 6936 Gender and the Law |
| ARH 5872 Women and Art |
Modern
Languages: |
| English: |
SPW
5781 The Representation of Women in Spanish Literature
& Film |
| AML
5505 Special Topics in American Literature: War and the
19th C American Heroine |
SPW
5556 Spanish Realism and Naturalism |
| AML
5305 Major American Literary Figures: African American
Women Writers II |
SPW
5786 Spanish-American Women Writers |
| AML
5305 Major American Literary Figures:Women Poets &the
Problem of Biography |
Music: |
| AML
5305 Major American Literary Figures: Cather, Chopin,
Wharton |
MUH
5075 Women in Music (MUH 5996) |
ENL
5220 Major British Literary Figures: Jane Austen on Screen
and Page
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Psychology: |
| ENL
5505 Periods in English Literature: Women in Medieval
Literature |
CYP
6766 Cross-Cultural Sensitization in a Multicultural Context |
| ENL
5220 Major British Literary Figures: Sensation Writers:
W. Collins & M. Braddon |
PSY
5939 Female Sexuality
PSY
5939 Psychology of Women
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| ENL
5505 Periods In English Literature: Late Victorian Fiction
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PSY
5939 Race, Ethnicity, and Psychology |
| LIT
5934 Special Topic: Women's Narratives of War (20th Century) |
Philosophy: |
| LIT
5934 Spec. Topic: Women's Writing |
PHI
5934 Special Topic: Philosophy & Feminism |
LIT
5934 Special Topic: Women Writers of the African Diaspora
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Religion: |
| History: |
REL
5184 Sexual Ethics |
| AMH
5905 Readings in American History: Women and Gender in
the U.S. |
REL
5502 Saints, Witches, and Cathedrals |
| EUH
5935 Topics In European History: The Spanish Civil War |
Sociology/Anthropology: |
| EUH
5905 Readings in European History: Saints in Europe &
the Americas |
SYD
6325 Sociology of Gender |
| HIS
5930 Special Topics: Totalitarian Regimes & Gender |
Social
Work: |
| HIS
5930 Special Topics: Women and Gender in Pre-Modern World |
SOW
5109 Crises in the Lives of Women |
| International
Relations: |
Administration: |
| INR 5935 Special Topics: Gender and International Relations |
PAD
5435 Administration & the Role of Women |
Students
may take up to three hours of approved independent study work
(WST 5905) or may count up to three Masters or PhD research
hours in their major department if the thesis of dissertation
has a prominent gender focus.
Note:
Standard and new courses are offered each semester. Courses
are cross-listed in the schedule. The approval of an advisor
is required for core course substitution and for graduate
level work.
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