POL 22200

Women, Politics, And Public Policy

Purdue University Northwest · UGRD · Fall 2026

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This course is an introduction to the study of politics and gender. Students will examine different theories about the impact of gender in multiple aspects of the political system, including representation, institutions, participation, attitudes, and public policy. The course will discuss historical and structural conditions that impact women’s political roles as well as explore explanations of how contemporary factors relate to gender and women’s status in society. Course Learning Outcomes 1. Identify the major political, social, and economic issues faced by women in different countries. 2. Analyze gender differences and similarities in political behaviors and attitudes. 3. Evaluate different theories and perspectives on political and policy issues related to gender and women’s status in society. 4. Apply course content to analyzing current political, social, and economic events. View Class Schedule

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