Program Overview

Introduction to Sexuality Studies

The Sexuality Studies program at Glendon Campus offers a unique and interdisciplinary approach to understanding sex, gender, and sexuality. This program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the social, cultural, and political aspects of sexuality, as well as the skills to think critically and analytically about these issues.

Program Details

The Sexuality Studies program is a flexible and well-rounded program that allows students to explore various disciplines, including history, literature, philosophy, political science, and sociology. The program is taught in a supportive bilingual setting, which enhances language abilities and adds unique value to the degree.

Skills You'll Learn

• Understand the political and social issues of Sexuality Studies and debates in different cultures, religions, and histories
• Gain exposure to the artistic, cultural, economic, literary, and psychological aspects of sexuality
• Become familiar with core issues in contemporary Sexuality Studies and important debates in gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and transsexual communities

Careers

As a Sexuality Studies graduate, you are well-equipped to become a leader and changemaker. Possible career paths include:

• Adult education teacher
• Social worker
• Child development specialist
• Sex educator
• Education policy consultant
• Therapist
• Life coach
• Women's rights activist
• Public policy analyst

Hands-On Experiences

Apply the concepts and theories you're studying to real-world challenges. Engage in guided practical experiences in the classroom, workplace, community, and abroad. Some opportunities for Sexuality Studies students include:

• Joining SexGen, a program at Keele Campus that addresses sexual and gender diversity in university policy, academics, and the general university environment
• Visiting the Glendon Women and Trans Centre, which offers resources, seminars, and activities
• Participating in a club, such as the Glendon Lesbian Gay Bisexual Trans Organization, Feminist Action!, Black Women Bridging Borders, and the Sexual Assault Survivor Support Line

Admission Requirements

• Ontario Secondary School Diploma or equivalent, with an average of mid-to-high 70s
• A minimum of six 4U or 4M courses, including 4U English (ENG4U) or FRA4U
• A combination of U and M courses; OACs are accepted
• Proficiency in English or French

Student Supports & Programs

Glendon Campus prides itself on being a supportive community that goes the extra mile to ensure you get the help you need. Some resources that Sexuality Studies students use the most include:

• USSA (Undergraduate Sexuality Studies Association)
• Glendon Women and Trans Centre
• Glendon Lesbian Gay Bisexual Trans Organization
• Glendon Peer Mentorship Program
• Glendon Academic Services

Meet Your Professors

You'll learn from and get to know friendly, high-profile professors who are published experts and actively working in the field. Some of the full-time faculty members include:

• Amar Wahab
• Nick Mulé
• Michael Palamarek