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History of Gender and Sexuality Major University of California, San Diego, USA

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$ 20,021 (US$ 20,021) a year

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Program modules

CGS 105 : Queer History/Theory (by petition), HIEA 125: Women and Gender in East Asia, HIEA 137: Women and Family in China (+), HIEA 162: History of Women in China, HIEA 167: SP05 Chinese Family History, HIEU 133: Gender in Antiquity and the Early Medieval Mediterranean (+), HIEU 147: Women in Europe: Middle Ages-Early Modern Era (+), HIEU 147A: Women in the Middle Ages (+), HIEU 148: European Women: Enlightenment-Victorian Era (+), HIEU 149: History of Women in Europe: 1870 to the Present, HIEU 180: Topics in European Women’s History, HISC 103: Gender and Science in Historical Perspective, HISC 167: Gender and Science, HIRE 115: Women in Chinese Religions, HILA 161: Women in Latin America, HILA 164: Women’s Work and Family Life, HITO 106: How Jewish Women Lived in Modern Times, HITO 106: Love and Family in the Jewish Past, HITO 164: Gender Differences in Historical Perspective, HIUS 115: History of Sexuality in the U.S., HIUS 130: Cultural History from 1607 to Civil War (+), HIUS 131: Cultural History from the Civil War to the Present, HIUS 156: American Womanhood (to 1870) (+), HIUS 157: American Womanhood (1870 to present), HIUS 172: Feminist Traditions in America, HIUS 173: Topics in American Women’s history, HIUS 176: Race and Sexual Politics.

Entry requirement for international students

Students should have a 3.4 GPA or higher, ACT Assessment plus ACT Writing Test (scores must be from the same sitting) or SAT Reasoning Test with critical reading, mathematics, and writing scores (scores must be from the same sitting), two SAT Subject Tests in two different subject areas are History/ social science, English literature, Mathematics (Level 2 only), Laboratory science, Language other than English, May not be writing or Math 1C.

University of California, San Diego accepts IELTS*

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Awarding body

University Of California, San Diego

Department name

Division of Arts and Humanities, Department of History

Venue / office name

Division of Arts and Humanities, Department of History

Address

9500 Gilman Drive
LA JOLLA
California
92093

Venue description

This department is comprised of a full-time faculty of more than 40 scholars; this department has achieved national and international recognition both for the quality of its members’ publications and for its graduate program. Among this faculty are to be found a number of prize-winning classroom teachers. At the undergraduate level they stress the traditional humanistic skills of critical reading, good writing, and analysis of historical texts. At the graduate level we train scores of students each year in how to do research, write a major piece of work, and develop a professional identity as an historian.

Telephone number

+1 858 534 1996

Is accommodation available at this venue?

Yes

Accommodation details

This university offers wonderful beaches, cultural activities, and fine restaurants. It also boasts some of the most epic surf spots in Southern California. Downtown San Diego is just 15 minutes away. Triple rooms are appropriately furnished with a bed and desk for each student; however, configuration varies by college and facility. Triple spaces are currently available at all six colleges. New undergraduate students who are couples and have dependents are guaranteed accommodation at Mesa Residential Apartments. Eligibility is determined by Housing and Dining Administrative Services. International House is home to about 240 students from more than thirty countries. The I-House community provides a social atmosphere where opportunities for significant cross-cultural exchange between American and international students is plentiful. International learning is fostered through formal programs including current affairs discussions, cultural nights, and a community newsletter. Upper-division undergraduates from all six colleges, graduate students, faculty, and researchers are eligible to live in International House, located in the Eleanor Roosevelt College townhouses. Demand is very high for this special program and there is a waitlist each quarter. Spaces in International House are not guaranteed and admission requires a separate application. For more information contact : UCSD International House, 9500 Gilman Drive, Mail Code 0550, La Jolla, CA 92093-0550, PH: 858.822.1791, Email: ihouse@ucsd.edu

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