Centre for Gender and Development Studies
The work of the Centre for Gender and Development Studies (CGDS) is threefold, comprising teaching, research and outreach. Campus units are headed by competent academics who act as coordinators of the Centre’s interdisciplinary undergraduate courses, and also teach in its programmes. The courses offered at undergraduate level are designed for personal enhancement and to provide a more holistic understanding and professional training in the field of Gender and Development, or other related activity.
Contact
Professor Rhoda Reddock or Ms. Glenda Ottley
CENTRE FOR GENDER & DEVELOPMENT STUDIES
Tel: 868-645-3232 ext. 3573, 2533, 5577
Fax: 868-645-3232 ext. 3572
E-mail: gender@cgds.uwi.tt
or pamohammed@cgds.uwi.tt or gottley@cgds.uwi.tt
undergraduate degree programmes
The Centre offers two minors in collaboration with other faculties:
- Minor in Gender Studies (a Humanities based minor)
- Minor in Gender & Development Studies (an applied policy-oriented minor based in the Social Sciences)
These minors may be combined with other majors and minors,
for example, Agriculture, Literatures in English, Sociology,
Management Studies, Visual Arts and Psychology.
CGDS staff also teach and have full responsibility for the
following undergraduate courses:
Faculty of Humanities & Education
Introduction to Women’s Studies: Theoretical Concepts and Sources of Knowledge Feminist Theoretical Frameworks
Men and Masculinities in the CaribbeanFaculty of Social Sciences
Gender and Development with reference to the Caribbean Sex, Gender and Society: Sociological Perspectives
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Faculty of Humanities & Education
Department of Liberal Arts
French Caribbean Women Writers
African American Women’s Literature
Caribbean Women Writers
Women in Hispanic Literature
Language, Gender and Sex
Language, Gender and Society
Department of History
Women, Gender and the History of the English-Speaking Caribbean Faculty of Science & Agriculture
Gender Issues in Agriculture
Gender and Science

