WGS 2600 - Human Sexualities

Effective Date 09/05/2019
Examines human sexuality from psychological, biological, behavioral, social, and historical perspectives. Topics include sexual research and theoretical perspectives, sexual anatomy and physiology, sexual health, intimacy, communication, patterns of sexual response and pleasure and sexual problems and therapies. Course will also include examination of the development of sexuality and the intersections of other identities, gender identity, sexual orientation, sexuality and the law, sexual assault, and other social issues in sexuality.

Requisites Students can’t enroll if previously taken WGS 2559 topic 21: Human Sexualities

Credits: 3