Students in the Gender, Race, and Identity major study the intersection of race, gender, sexuality, class, and other forms of identity, difference, and power that comprise our social world. The major examines identity, difference, and power from an intersectional perspective, in historical and contemporary contexts, and in global and local settings. Our course program is grounded in critically analyzing race, gender, sexuality, and class, with additional attention to Indigeneity, ethnicity, citizenship, nationality, religion, ability status, and other social categories. The Gender, Race, and Identity major provides an expressly interdisciplinary environment for learning, drawing widely on academic traditions in the social sciences and the humanities. Students gain tools to critically analyze and engage our world and to enact change in their communities and professions. Students will be able to: define and describe issues of identity, difference, and power in relation to race, gender, sexuality, and class, with additional consideration to other categories that may include Indigeneity, ethnicity, citizenship, nationality, religion, ability status, and others. critically compare and distinguish among historical and theoretical understandings of identity, difference, and power in relation to structural inequality, social movements, and state power. integrate and demonstrate comprehension of course content through oral presentations and critical, creative, and expository writing appropriate to audience. analyze multiple dimensions of identity, difference, and power from an interdisciplinary perspective, using a range of appropriate methodological tools. integrate academic studies in the major in Gender, Race, and Identity into personal and professional goals and be able to formulate and implement theoretically informed political, cultural, or community action.
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دوره های کارآموزی
هزینه دوره ها یک شاخص است و باید به عنوان راهنما مورد استفاده قرار گیرد گرفتن اطلاعات دقیق عزینه
To be admitted to an undergraduate degree program as a regular freshman student, you must be a graduate from an approved or accredited high school (GED certificate may not be used for admission) and satisfy the below requirements: You must have a 3.0 weighted GPA in the academic core courses in order to be admitted to the University of Nevada, Reno. The academic courses include: English, math, social sciences and natural sciences. A weighted GPA takes into account the extra difficulty of honors, AP or IB classes. You must submit your final, official high school transcripts to support your application for admission. SAT/ACT scores: We do not require SAT or ACT scores for admission or scholarship consideration IELTS (must be academic version) with a score of 6.0 plus TOEFL score 61 plus
تاریخ ددلاین مشخص نیست با یک مشاور IDP صحبت کنید برای اطلاعات بیشتر
Further information
If you aren't eligible for the above entry requirements, you might ant to explore pathway options at University Of Nevada, Reno. If you want to find out more, speak to our counsellors.