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Disability Studies

Fordham University · Bronx, NY

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Program
Award
Minor
Catalog edition
0175
Checklist type
degree-program
Description
Students in the disability studies minor will develop or enhance their understanding of the meanings and effects of disability in a range of historical, cultural, and geographic contexts by exploring the experiences and expertise of disabled people across a range of disciplines. Coursework will focus on both conceptual and applied skills that will enable students to work toward producing more accessible built and social environments. Additionally, disability studies minors will have the opportunity to participate in and contribute to Fordham's Research Consortium on Disability and its associated events, engage in research projects with faculty, and participate in the broader community of disability studies scholarship in New York City.
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
191241
CourseShelf checklist
CK_191241_a9b90943
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 61

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

Requirements

3 items
  1. DISA 2500
    DISA 2500
    As published: “Introduction to Disability Studies”
    4
  2. One Upper-Level Disability Studies elective 1
    Not resolved to a course
    4
  3. Four Disability Studies electives 2
    Not resolved to a course
    15 to 16

Upper-Level Disability Studies electives

electives · 10 items
  1. COMC 4146
    COMC 4146
    As published: “Health Communication and Social Justice”
    4
  2. COMC 4246
    COMC 4246
    As published: “Media, Disability, Futurity”
    4
  3. ECON 4020
    ECON 4020
    As published: “Disability: Economic and Other Approaches”
    4
  4. ENGL 3646
    ENGL 3646
    As published: “Black Disability Studies”
    4
  5. ENGL 4403
    ENGL 4403
    As published: “Extraordinary Bodies”
    4
  6. ENGL 4421
    ENGL 4421
    As published: “Disability, Literature, Culture: Neurological, Mental & Cognitive Difference in Culture & Context”
    4
  7. FREN 3080
    FREN 3080
    As published: “Critical Disability Studies: Perspectives in French and Francophone Literature and Film”
    4
  8. PHIL 3905
    PHIL 3905
    As published: “Philosophy of Disability”
    4
  9. SOCI 4421
    SOCI 4421
    As published: “Disability, Literature, Culture: Neurological, Mental, & Cognitive Difference In Culture & Context”
    4
  10. SOCI 4444
    SOCI 4444
    As published: “Unstrange Minds: On the Ethical Dimensions of Neurological and Cognitive Difference”
    4

Disability Studies electives

electives · 28 items
  1. ANTH 4000
    ANTH 4000
    As published: “Bodies, Trauma, Healing”
    4
  2. COMC 3247
    COMC 3247
    As published: “Race and Gender in Media”
    4
  3. COMC 4146
    COMC 4146
    As published: “Health Communication and Social Justice”
    4
  4. COMC 4246
    COMC 4246
    As published: “Media, Disability, Futurity”
    4
  5. ECON 3570
    ECON 3570
    As published: “Labor Market and Diversity”
    4
  6. ECON 4020
    ECON 4020
    As published: “Disability: Economic and Other Approaches”
    4
  7. ENGL 3001
    ENGL 3001
    As published: “Queer Theories”
    4
  8. ENGL 3106
    ENGL 3106
    As published: “After the Apocalypse”
    4
  9. ENGL 3236
    ENGL 3236
    As published: “Disability, Gender, and Power in Medieval Literature”
    4
  10. ENGL 3609
    ENGL 3609
    As published: “Feminism and American Poetry”
    4
  11. ENGL 3619
    ENGL 3619
    As published: “Crip, Queer and Critical Race Studies”
    4
  12. ENGL 3646
    ENGL 3646
    As published: “Black Disability Studies”
    4
  13. ENGL 3901
    ENGL 3901
    As published: “Autism and Literature”
    4
  14. ENGL 4246
    ENGL 4246
    As published: “Media, Disability, Futurity”
    4
  15. ENGL 4403
    ENGL 4403
    As published: “Extraordinary Bodies”
    4
  16. ENGL 4421
    ENGL 4421
    As published: “Disability, Literature, Culture: Neurological, Mental & Cognitive Difference in Culture & Context”
    4
  17. ENGL 5134
    ENGL 5134
    As published: “Queer Theory”
    3
  18. FREN 3080
    FREN 3080
    As published: “Critical Disability Studies: Perspectives in French and Francophone Literature and Film”
    4
  19. MUSC 2037
    MUSC 2037
    As published: “Disability and Music”
    4
  20. NSCI 2018
    NSCI 2018
    As published: “Biology of Aging”
    3
  21. PHIL 3905
    PHIL 3905
    As published: “Philosophy of Disability”
    4
  22. POSC 3322
    POSC 3322
    As published: “Disability Law, Policy, and Advocacy”
    4
  23. PSYC 3610
    PSYC 3610
    As published: “Global Health and Psychology”
    4
  24. PSYC 4310
    PSYC 4310
    As published: “Aging and Society”
    4
  25. SOCI 3114
    SOCI 3114
    As published: “Sociology of Health and Illness”
    4
  26. SOCI 4421
    SOCI 4421
    As published: “Disability, Literature, Culture: Neurological, Mental, & Cognitive Difference In Culture & Context”
    4
  27. SOCI 4444
    SOCI 4444
    As published: “Unstrange Minds: On the Ethical Dimensions of Neurological and Cognitive Difference”
    4
  28. THEO 3856
    THEO 3856
    As published: “Introduction to Bioethics”
    4
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