Resources

For students who wish to extend their academic career in Women and Gender Studies after completing a degree at Hunter College, there are a number of joint and dual PhD programs offered from other universities and colleges across the nation.

• Arizona State University – PhD in Gender Studies
• Claremont Graduate University (Claremont, CA) – PhD and MA in Women’s Studies
• Emory University (Atlanta, GA) – PhD in Women’s Studies
• Indiana University, Bloomington – PhD in Gender Studies
• Ohio State University – PhD and MA in Women’s Studies
• Oregon State University – PhD in Women’s and Gender Studies
• Rutgers University (New Brunswick, NJ) – PhD in Women’s Studies
• Stony Brook University (Stony Brook, NY) – PhD in Women and Gender Studies
• Texas Woman’s University – PhD in Multi-cultural Women’s and Gender Studies
• University of Arizona – PhD in Women’s Studies
• University of California, Los Angeles – PhD in Women’s Studies
• University of California, Santa Barbara – PhD in Feminist Studies
• University of California, Santa Cruz – PhD in Feminist Studies
• University of Kansas, Lawrence – PhD in Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies
• University of Kentucky, Lexington – PhD in Women’s Studies
• University of Iowa, Iowa City – PhD in Women’s Studies
• University of Maryland, College Park – PhD and MA in Women’s Studies
• University of Michigan – joint PhD programs in Women’s Studies
• University of Minnesota, Minneapolis – PhD in Women’s Studies

• George Washington University – JD/MA
• University of Cincinnati – JD/MA Women’s Studies
• University of Florida – JD/MA Women’s Studies
• University of Arizona – JD/MA Women’s Studies
• University of Indiana, Bloomington – JD with a minor in Gender Studies
• American University, Women and International Law Program – LL.M
• Pace University Law School and Sarah Lawrence College – JD/MA in Women’s History