University of Houston College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences 38 courses
College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences > Women’s, Gender & Sexuality Studies Program > Women’s Studies Minor A minor in Women’s Studies consists of eighteen hours in designated women’s studies courses (15 advanced hours + WGSS 2350 ). At least twelve of the eighteen hours must be taken in residence. A maximum of six hours of approved transfer substitutes will be accepted toward the minor. No more than six semester hours in a student’s major may apply to the minor. A minimum 2.00 grade point average is required for all courses attempted in the minor. The interdisciplinary nature of this minor requires that students not confine course work to any one department or college. A minimum of nine hours of approved course work (including WGSS 2350 ) from the humanities, fine arts, and communication fields of study and a minimum of six hours of approved course work from the social sciences fields of study must be taken.
Social Sciences (6 hours)
Humanities (9 hours)
*Must be petitioned for credit.
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