DESCRIPTION | COURSES | AFFILIATED FACULTY | STUDENT LEADERSHIP
Description
The concentration in WPS in the Department of International Affairs allows Bush School students and other interested TAMU graduate students to take courses and develop an emphasis in gender analysis as it relates to international affairs. The foundation course is Women and Nations, INTA 645, and this is supplemented by offerings from visiting instructors as well as a capstone research course in WPS. Students may also enroll in graduate courses on gender analysis in other departments at Texas A&M to complete the concentration.
Courses
- • INTA 641 Globalization, Workers and Development (Robertson)
- • INTA 645 Women and Nations – CORE COURSE (taught every Fall)
- • INTA 689 Special Topics in Women, Peace, and Security
- • INTA 659 Transnational Security
- • INTA 670 Capstone for WPS Students (to be taught in Spring; prerequisite INTA 645)
- • INTA 701 Women, International Development and Environmental Conflict
- • HLTH 634 Women’s Health
- • COMM 634 Communication and Gender
- • SOCI 661 Sociology of Gender
- • ENGL 680 Theories of Gender
*Other courses not listed here may be approved by petition to the faculty coordinator of the concentration.*
Affiliated Faculty
Dr. Valerie Hudson
University Distinguished Professor and George H.W. Bush Chair, Professor of International Affairs
Dr. Raymond Robertson
Dr. Reyko Huang
Dr. Leslie Ruyle
Student Leadership
WPS Student Leader - Shelby Eckhardt
