• working with state, national, and international advocacy groups such
  as human rights organizations and environmental and consumer groups.
• pursuing a career in organizations serving women, youth and the elderly.
• complimenting a professional career in health, law, education,
  medicine and business with your understanding of gender-related issues.
• working in businesses and corporations that need expertise in areas
  such as sexual harassment, parental leave, pay equity, and equal
  employment opportunities.
• pursuing graduate work for a M.A. or Ph.D. in women's studies or a
  related field.

For listings of jobs available to Women’s and Gender Studies graduates, visit the Feminist Majority Foundation's Feminist Career Center at www.feminist.org/911/jobs/911jobs.asp

Looking for an internship or practicum? The Women's and Gender Studies Program office maintains a list of area organizations with which you could work. Come by the office at 714 Pray Harrold to see our guide to these wonderful opportunities!