A degree in Women's and Gender Studies contributes meaningful skills to careers in healthcare, law, journalism, business, education, social work, politics and more. Employees with a Women's and Gender Studies degree are particularly attractiveto employers because they know how to succeedin an increasingly globalizing and diversifying world. <br><br>Students in the Bachelor of Arts program gain deeper understanding of women and other underrepresented groups through research and community involvement. In addition to gaining skills that translate well into future employment or graduate studies, Women's and Gender Studies students learn to think critically, communicate effectively, solve problems and interpret human experiences with empathy and insight.