Program in Gender and Sexuality Studies has a long and rich history at Princeton.
Established in 1982 as Women’s Studies, the program was renamed Gender and Sexuality Studies in 2011 to reflect the trajectory and expanded reach of teaching and scholarship among Princeton faculty and in the field more generally. Faculty and students in GSS are dedicated to the study of gender and sexuality in their complex articulation with race, ethnicity, class, disability, religion, nationality, and other intersections of identity, power, and politics.

Certificate Programs
The Program in Gender and Sexuality Studies offers undergraduate and graduate certificates with an interdisciplinary focus on gender and sexuality.
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The certificate in Gender and Sexuality Studies represents an area of concentration that supplements the undergraduate departmental major.
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The graduate certificate in Gender and Sexuality Studies is designed to help graduate students acquire and develop substantive, methodological, and theoretical expertise in the interdisciplinary field of Gender and Sexuality Studies.
GSS provides a unique interdisciplinary intellectual community giving students the opportunity to work closely with faculty to plan a program of study.

Introductory Course
Our introductory course provides a historically and theoretically nuanced overview of approaches to studying gender and sexuality, and our seminars offer focused considerations of more thematic areas of study. By emphasizing a rigorous interdisciplinary perspective in our teaching and research, GSS faculty equip students with a range of analytical and methodological skills.
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Programs & Events
GSS also offers an exciting roster of programs and events, bringing to campus distinguished scholars, activists, performers, and artists. Conferences, panels, performances, lunch-time colloquia, book clubs, and workshops explore issues and concerns relevant across disciplines and are open to everyone.

Meredith Miller Memorial Lecture
Our annual Meredith Miller Memorial Lecture celebrates those who have made lifetime contributions to the understanding of gender and sexuality.
