- Interdisciplinary Approach: Study gender through multiple fields, including history, sociology, literature, and
theology, enriching your understanding from various academic perspectives.
- Critical Thinking Development: Challenge assumptions and broaden perspectives through analysis of social, cultural,
and ethical questions related to gender.
- Community Engagement: Connect classroom learning with real-world issues through service projects, discussions,
and partnerships that foster empathy and leadership.
- Flexible Coursework: Choose from a range of courses that fit your interests and complement your major
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Campbellsville University’s Women’s and Gender Studies minor offers a carefully designed
curriculum that examines gender roles, social expectations, and cultural influences
through an interdisciplinary lens. Taught at the Campbellsville campus, the program
includes courses in history, sociology, literature, and ethics, all explored within
a Christian worldview. This minor equips students to think critically, communicate
effectively, and engage thoughtfully with issues related to gender and society. Explore
the full list of course requirements here.
To be admitted into the Women’s and Gender Studies minor at Campbellsville University,
applicants must meet the following criteria:
- High School Diploma or GED: Provide official proof of high school graduation or an equivalent GED certificate.
- Transcripts: Submit official transcripts from your high school and any colleges or universities
previously attended.
- Minimum GPA of 2.0: Applicants must meet this academic standard to qualify for admission.
- Additional Requirements: Transfer students may need to submit college transcripts and meet specific course
prerequisites before enrolling.
By meeting these requirements, you’ll begin your journey toward understanding social
dynamics and gender studies within a Christ-centered academic community dedicated
to your growth.
Completing a minor in Women’s and Gender Studies at Campbellsville University equips
students with critical thinking, research, and communication skills that are valuable
in many fields. Potential career paths include:
- Social Services and Advocacy
- Education and Academic Research
- Counseling and Support Services
- Public Policy and Community Development
- Nonprofit and Ministry Work
- Human Resources and Organizational Leadership
This minor prepares students to engage thoughtfully and compassionately with social
issues and to contribute meaningfully to their communities and workplaces.
Ready to explore how gender and society shape our world? To learn more about the Women’s
and Gender Studies minor at Campbellsville University or to begin your application,
contact our academic advisors at academics@campbellsville.edu or call (270) 789-5220. We’re here to support you every step of the way as you pursue
meaningful study and personal growth in this important field.