Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Studies
Certificate Program
University of Colorado at Boulder, College of Arts and Sciences

 
 


Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender (LGBT) Studies at the University of Colorado at Boulder is an interdisciplinary program encompassing more than 20 courses in a dozen departments. LGBT Studies involves the academic investigation of sexuality in established fields such as literature, history, theatre, law, medicine, economics, sociology, anthropology and political science. With its interdisciplinary approach, LGBT Studies interweaves complex theories and analysis into the study of sexuality.
Through the certificate program and the guidance of faculty advisors, students are given an opportunity to integrate a wide variety of courses offered in the humanities, social sciences and natural sciences, to extend and deepen their knowledge and understanding of societies and cultures and to relate that understanding to lived experience.

Contribute to the LGBT Studies Program
Certificate Program Requirements
Course Descriptions
Spring 2008 Courses
Fall 2008 Courses
LGBT Faculty
Faculty Advising
Scholarship
 

 

 



To view course listings from past semesters, go here.

For more information regarding the Certificate Program, contact
Jane.Garrity@colorado.edu (303-492-3399) or Bud.Coleman@colorado.edu (303-492-5809), Co-Directors, or e-mail at LGBT@colorado.edu