MA in Catholic Women’s and Gender Studies

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This program is unlike any other Women's and Gender Studies degree. It will bring the depths of the Catholic intellectual tradition to bear in examining the effects secular feminist theories have had on women's health care practices, law, education, family policy, and the culture at large. Through a grounding in Catholic anthropology, history, and science, students will learn to cut through modern ideologies, to identify good arguments, and to craft pastoral and policy strategies to promote the full flourishing of men, women and children. Implementing Pope John Paul II’s call for a “new feminism,” (Evangelium Vitae, n.99, 1995), this program explores the rich historical contributions of Catholic women and proposes an alternative to the secular model for understanding sex and gender.

In this presentation you will learn about:

• Admissions requirements
• Program details and timeline
• Anticipated fees and much more!

We're excited for you to join our session and learn more!