Bachelor of Arts in Gender Studies

About this programme

Explore how identity, power and culture shape everyday life. You will look at gender alongside race, class, sexuality, age and ability to understand inequality and imagine better futures. Courses bring in Indigenous and global perspectives, local and international issues, and real examples of activism and community change. The Gender Studies Seminar helps you connect Gender Studies learning to real career options. You’ll meet faculty, alumni and community speakers, explore roles in social justice and non-profit work, and build practical skills for jobs or grad school. It’s a hands-on look at where a Gender Studies degree can take you. Build friendships, find your people and grow alongside classmates through student groups and communities that help you feel at home. Choose your current or most recent high school, college or university to see your admission requirements. The recommended admission average is an estimate based on data from recent admission cycles. The actual admission average required for entry may be higher in the future due to increased competition and limited capacity. Estimated admission average : Minimum 80% (based on the required grade 12 courses) Academic performance is the main criterion for an offer of admission, but a limited number of students graduating from Canadian high schools may also be considered based on non-academic qualifications. The recommended admission average is an estimate based on data from recent admission cycles. The actual admission average required for entry may be higher in the future due to increased competition and limi