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The Master of Arts in Women's Studies and Gender Studies (WSGS) at Loyola University Chicago caters to students passionate about gender-related intersectionality and social justice, aiming to drive meaningful societal transformation. This interdisciplinary program examines how power structures influence knowledge formation, drawing perspectives from humanities, social sciences, business, and legal studies. Participants gain the tools to craft insightful, creative approaches for advancing social equity. Loyola's WSGS program fosters a close-knit, intellectually vibrant community that values cultural diversity, political activism, and continuous critical examination.
Graduates of the Women's Studies and Gender Studies program will develop the ability to: Recognize pivotal figures and texts that shaped feminist/gender movements historically, including international activists and policy developments, Demonstrate comprehensive knowledge of women's and gender studies as a unique yet interconnected academic discipline, Critically assess gender theories and feminist methodologies through intersectional and social justice frameworks.