The Bachelor of Arts in Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at the University of Maryland College Park, offered by the Harriet Tubman Department under the College of Arts and Humanities, is an interdisciplinary and flexible major focusing on the critical analysis of power structures and inequities across gender, sexuality, race, class, and ability. The program equips students to critique and address social inequities through coursework that covers key theories, research methods, and real-world applications. The curriculum is student-centered and customizable, with students choosing thematic concentration areas such as Social Justice, LGBTQ Studies, Black Women’s Studies, Gender and Health, and more. The degree requires 33 credits, most at upper level (300-400 level), and includes foundational research courses, thematic electives, and a capstone research seminar. Graduates often pursue careers in leadership, advocacy, policy, law, health, education, or business. 来源： https://wgss.umd.edu/academic-programs/courses