Women’s and Gender Studies (WGST) is an innovative, interdisciplinary program that explores human behaviour, institutions, culture, politics, and social issues. Students will examine current and historical events, theories, and movements related to gender and sexuality, race and Indigeneity, class relations, disability, and other areas, building skills in critical thinking, gender-based analysis, anti-oppressive research, and equity, diversity, and inclusion.
USask alumna uses WGST experience to offer education
Natalya Mason (BA’14, MA’21) believes that the women's and gender studies (WGST) program at the University of Saskatchewan nurtures critical thinkers who are essential in today’s world
Women’s, gender, and sexualities studies helps USask graduate to ‘better understand the world’
Shaylyn White, who will receive her master's degree during 2020 Fall Convocation, also received an Indigenous Student Achievement Award in 2019