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Graduate Program

The Graduate Programs in Women’s Studies and Gender Studies draw from a variety of departments and programs on campus to analyze how knowledge is shaped by power (especially around the intersecting axes of gender, sexuality, and race) and to create new pathways for promoting social justice.

The WSGS community at Loyola is broadly interdisciplinary; culturally and intellectually diverse; tight-knit and supportive; politically and socially engaged; and committed to open-ended critique, inquiry, and invention. It is also an intimate community where students build strong bonds with each other and with their faculty.

Please explore our degree and offerings below, and let us know if you've any questions.

SPRING 2026

Discipline Course # Title Instructor Day/Time
Ed Leadership and Policy Studies ELPS 432-001 (WTC) Multiculturalism for Social Justice in Higher Education Patrice Leverett Tu 1:00PM - 3:30PM
ELPS 503-001 (online) Critical Perspectives on the Internationalization of Higher Ed tavis d. jules TBA
Social Work SOWK 619-001 (WTC) Issues in the Treatment of Women Shweta Singh Tu 2:30PM - 5:00PM
Theology THEO 477-001 Feminist Issues in Theology and Ethics Aana Vigen Mo 4:15PM - 6:45PM
Women's Studies and Gender Studies WSGS 401-001 (WTC)  History of Feminist Thought Danielle Zimmerman We 4:15PM - 6:45PM
WSGS 475-001 Masculinity Studies: Equity, Race, Transformation Minwoo Jung Tu 4:15PM - 6:45PM
WSGS 480-001 Queer Theory Héctor García Chávez Mo 7:00PM - 9:30PM
WSGS 498-001 Practicum Héctor Garcia Chávez TBA
WSGS 499-002 Independent Study Héctor Garcia Chávez TBA
WSGS 500-001 Thesis Research Héctor Garcia Chávez TBA
WSGS 595-001 Thesis Supervision Héctor Garcia Chávez TBA

Full list of all WSGS courses available in the Course Catalog.

The Graduate Programs in Women’s Studies and Gender Studies draw from a variety of departments and programs on campus to analyze how knowledge is shaped by power (especially around the intersecting axes of gender, sexuality, and race) and to create new pathways for promoting social justice.

The WSGS community at Loyola is broadly interdisciplinary; culturally and intellectually diverse; tight-knit and supportive; politically and socially engaged; and committed to open-ended critique, inquiry, and invention. It is also an intimate community where students build strong bonds with each other and with their faculty.

Please explore our degree and offerings below, and let us know if you've any questions.

SPRING 2026

Discipline Course # Title Instructor Day/Time
Ed Leadership and Policy Studies ELPS 432-001 (WTC) Multiculturalism for Social Justice in Higher Education Patrice Leverett Tu 1:00PM - 3:30PM
ELPS 503-001 (online) Critical Perspectives on the Internationalization of Higher Ed tavis d. jules TBA
Social Work SOWK 619-001 (WTC) Issues in the Treatment of Women Shweta Singh Tu 2:30PM - 5:00PM
Theology THEO 477-001 Feminist Issues in Theology and Ethics Aana Vigen Mo 4:15PM - 6:45PM
Women's Studies and Gender Studies WSGS 401-001 (WTC)  History of Feminist Thought Danielle Zimmerman We 4:15PM - 6:45PM
WSGS 475-001 Masculinity Studies: Equity, Race, Transformation Minwoo Jung Tu 4:15PM - 6:45PM
WSGS 480-001 Queer Theory Héctor García Chávez Mo 7:00PM - 9:30PM
WSGS 498-001 Practicum Héctor Garcia Chávez TBA
WSGS 499-002 Independent Study Héctor Garcia Chávez TBA
WSGS 500-001 Thesis Research Héctor Garcia Chávez TBA
WSGS 595-001 Thesis Supervision Héctor Garcia Chávez TBA

Full list of all WSGS courses available in the Course Catalog.