GMM Requirements and Courses

To satisfy the requirements for the minor, you must complete six 3-credit courses with a grade of C or better:

Foundation Course (3 credits)
Choose one:

• 01:988:202 Gender, Culture, and Representation
  OR
• 04:567:215 Gender, Race, and Class in the Media

Practice/Production Courses (6 credits)
This course is required:

• 01:988:200 Gender, Digital Media, Social Curation

Choose one of the following as your second practice/production course:

• 04:189:251 Strategic Presentation Methods in Digital Media
  OR
• 04:567:200 Writing for Media

Conceptual Courses (6 credits)
*Note: Only 3 of 6 credits in this category may be taken at the 200-level.

Choose one of the following as your first conceptual course:

• 04:567:274 Consumer Media Culture
• 04:567:380 Media and Social Change
• 04:547:340 Gender and Technology

Some Special Topics courses from SC&I programs may be allowed to count towards the minor, with approval; contact Gender and Media Program Director Mary Chayko.

Choose one of the following as your second conceptual course:

• 01:988:255 Gender, Art, and Society
• 01:988:257 Gender and the Body: Representations and Pornography
• 01:988:258 Gender, Race, and Contemporary Art
• 01:988:259 Homosexuality and Visual Culture
• 01:988:317 Gender and Consumption
• 01:988:385 Theories of Women and Film
• 01:988:341 Gender and Popular Culture
• 01:988:396 Topics in Women's and Gender Studies may be allowed to count towards the minor, with approval; contact Gender and Media Program Director Mary Chayko.

Capstone Course (3 credits)
Note: To take this course, you must have already completed at least 12 credits in this minor.

• 01:988:499 Capstone in Gender and Media
  OR
• 04:567:499 Capstone in Gender and Media

To help you structure a plan for completing the full program on schedule, please make an advising appointment with SC&I Student Services, located in the SC&I Building, Room 214, at 4 Huntington Street in New Brunswick on the College Avenue Campus (CAC).

A wide variety of internships are available in organizations that focus on social justice, equality and women's rights. For more information, please email Gender and Media Program Director Mary Chayko or Director of Undergraduate Studies, Journalism and Media Studies Steven Miller.