克萊蒙研究大學(xué)

The Master of Arts in Women’s & Gender Studies in Religion introduces students to women’s issues across religious traditions and a wide variety of feminist scholarship in this richly expanding field.

The MA in Women’s & Gender Studies in Religion is designed to introduce students to the field of feminist scholarship in religion. Our program addresses a vital need for more scholars whose training addresses gender and identity and how different religious traditions approach sexuality and spirituality. As is true of other CGU programs, the program gives you the flexibility to design your own course of study in line with core courses that will introduce you to important methodologies in these fields. You will study and build close working relationships with expert faculty-scholars, learning side by side with doctoral students as you prepare to become a teacher, enter a doctoral program, or consider careers outside academia.

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

Interdisciplinary concentrations are available to you, including American Studies, Early Modern Studies, Hemispheric & Transnational Studies, Media Studies, and Museum Studies.
You will meet once a month for an Advisory Group Meeting held in the home of one of the faculty members, thus gaining an opportunity to get answers to questions and bond with classmates.
You can take courses and interact with faculty and students in other CGU departments and at The Claremont Colleges in such areas as Asian religions, African American religions, New Testament, women’s studies, and U.S. history.
The program allows students great flexibility in designing their studies while core courses introduce students to important methodologies in these fields
You will have access to the libraries of CGU and Claremont University Consortium which offer more than two million volumes – more than 250,000 in the field of religion alone.

Additional Program Requirements

MA Unit Requirements

48 units of approved coursework, including Theories of Religion, 12 units in Women’s & Gender Studies in Religion, 12 units in Religion or related disciplines, 12 units in methods courses, and up to 10 units of Master’s Thesis.

Research Tools Requirement

Fulfilled by passing a foreign language translation exam in French, German, or Spanish administered by the School of Arts & Humanities (the language is determined in consultation with the academic advisor; see more information about the language exam).

Thesis and oral defense