Overview

Through an integrated study of local experiences and transnational flows of knowledge and influences, Gender and Sexuality Studies at Deakin provides students with an understanding of key forces which shape our understandings and lived experiences of gender and sexuality, both as cultural phenomena and as embodied practices. In particular, the program emphasises the intersectional dimensions of gender and sexuality, addressing questions of class, citizenship, ethnicity, race, religion, ability, and geographical location. Throughout their studies, units in this minor help students to develop skills to analytically reflect on, and contribute to, a range of important debates. These include discussions about how sex, gender and sexuality inform understandings of the self, and how we recognise and respond to difference

Key information

Unit set code

MN-A317016

Campuses

Burwood (Melbourne), Waurn Ponds (Geelong), Online

Explore units

To complete a Minor sequence in Gender and Sexuality Studies complete the four (4) units as specified below

Sex and Gender: Ideas That Changed the World
Gender, Sexuality and Culture
Gender, Sex and Literature
Beyond Identity: Diversity in Action