Women's Studies at UNT

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What is Women's Studies?

Women's studies at UNT promotes the academic study of women's achievements, roles, and experiences, both historically and across cultures. This multi-disciplinary program fosters understanding of the diverse realities of women's lives by encouraging teaching and research about the ways in which class, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, and age shape female experiences. Courses in women's studies offer valuable perspectives about women in the family and at work, in literature, in politics, in Western thought, and in world cultures.

Currently, Women's Studies offers an undergraduate minor and an interdisciplinary master's degree.

Check out Spring 2012 courses

Fem Flicks Film Series
Maybe Baby
January 25, 2012
4:00 pm
Media Library (Chilton Hall)

A look at single motherhood by choice
(2006, 60 min.)

Bulletin Board

Bluestockings Bookclub

The Thirteenth Tale: A Novel
by Diane Setterfield
January 19, 2012
7:00 pm
Barnes & Noble, Denton

“Former academic Setterfield pays tribute in her debut to Bronte and du Maurier heroines: a plain girl gets wrapped up in a dark, haunted ruin of a house which guards family secrets that are not hers and that she must discover at her peril... The heroine is, like Jane Eyre, full of repressed feeling -- and is unprepared for both heartache and romance. And like Jane, she's a real reader and makes a terrific narrator.”
—Publishers Weekly Review
(Fiction, 432 pgs)

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