Gender and Public Policy (GPP) 1

GENDER AND PUBLIC POLICY Electives

(GPP)
In addition to the core courses above, students may take courses from
the pre-approved list indicated below. Other courses may be taken subject
to the director’s approval. Please note that approval will depend on the

Gender and Public Policy Curriculum inclusion of policy perspectives in work done for the course. Pre-approved
electives include courses offered at SIPA as well as through:
The Gender and Public Policy specialization seeks to integrate theory and
practice. Students are strongly encouraged to participate in workshops, • Columbia Law School
skills-building exercises, and Capstone projects that examine gender • Institute for Research on Women and Gender
relations. • Mailman School of Public Health
• Teachers College, Graduate School of Education
Contact Us
Yasmine Ergas, Senior Lecturer in Discipline Cross-registration may require instructor approval.
Specialization Director
ye36@columbia.edu Points
SIPA
Laura Dankowski Mercado INAF U6173 Migration and Human Development 3
Specializations Coordinator INAF U6491 Humanitarian Action in Challenging 3
ld3071@columbia.edu Environments
INAF U6742 Gender and International Security 3.00
Yasmine Ergas, Lecturer in the Discipline of International and Public
INAF U6914 Policies and Practices in Human- 3
Affairs; Director of Gender and Public Policy Specialization
Centered Digital Development
INAF U8370 Promoting Decent Work and Labor Rights 3
in a Globalized Economy
Sanam Anderlini, Adjunct Associate Professor of International and Public
INAF U8690 Managing Humanitarian Emergencies 3
Affairs
Dale Buscher, Adjunct Associate Professor of International and Public PUAF U8349 Intersections of Race and Power in 3.00
Development
Affairs
Kristy Kelly, Adjunct Associate Professor of International and Public PUAF U8357 Securing Full Economic and Political 1.00
Citizenship for All Americans
Affairs
Susana Martinez-Restrepo, Adjunct Assistant Professor of International REGN U6639 Gender and Development in Southeast 3
Asia
and Public Affairs
Graeme Reid, Adjunct Professor of International and Public Affairs Teachers College

Visit our SIPA Faculty Directory to view bios A&H 4065 Media and Gender 2-3
Students must complete either one 3-point course or two 1.5-point C&T 4032 Gender Difference & Curriculum 2-3
courses from the list of the Specialization’s Core Courses. The remaining CCPJ 4030 Reconsidering Gender: The Transgender 3
6-points can be any Core Course or Pre-Approved Elective as indicated on Experience
the GPPS website. Other courses may be taken subject to the director’s ITSF 5008 Gender, Education & International 3
approval. Please note that approval will depend on the inclusion of policy Development
perspectives focused on gender issues in work done for the course. CCPJ 4180 LGBT(Q) Issues 3
Law School
Required Courses LAW L6252 Family Law 3

Select at least one 3-point course or two 1.5-point courses from the LAW L6506 Gender Justice 3
following: School of Public Health
POPF P8600 Pedagogy of Sexuality Education 3
Points POPF P8615 Current Issues in Sexual Health 3
INAF U6143 Gender, Globalization, and Human Rights 3 POPF P8626 Planning Child Survival Programs 1.5
INAF U6403 Regulating Reproduction: Care, 3 POPF P8635 Realizing Global LGBTI Health and 1.5
Procreation # Equality Human
INAF U6372 Women's Leadership: Impact of Policy 1.5 POPF P8639 Gender-based Violence in Complex 1.5
INAF U6374 Mainstreaming Gender in Global Affairs 3 Emergencies
INAF U6375 Gender and Livelihoods 1.5 POPF P8641 Reproductive Justice Movements 1.5
INAF U6376 Transnational LGBTI Rights 1.5 POPF P8643 Maternal and Child Health in 3
INAF U6361 Gender, Conflict, and Peacebuilding 1.5 International Primary Health Care
INAF U6960 Gender-Based Violence against Women 1.5 POPF P8665 Global Perspectives on Reproductive 3
INAF U8785 Gender, Politics and Development: 3 Health
Theory, Policy # Practice POPF P8673 Reproductive Health in Crisis 1.5
PUAF U8351 Race, Gender and Political Change 1.5 POPF P8675 Health Systems Approach to Maternal 1.5
Mortality (Online Course)
POPF P8681 Beyond Motherhood 1.5
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POPF P8682 Abortion in the United States 1.5

POPF P8687 Public Health and Humanitarian Action 3
POPF P8691 Public Health Advocacy for Reproductive 1.5
Health
POPF P8694 Key Issues in Adolescent Sexual and 1.5
Reproductive Health
POPF P8736 Theories & Perspectives on Sexuality and 3
Health
POPF P9672 Principles & Policy for Global Health & 1.5
Humanitarian Systems I
SOSC P8709 Seminar: Sexuality, Gender, Health & 3
Human Rights
SOSC P9719 Critical Perspectives on Research in 3
Gender, Sexuality and Health
Graduate School of Arts & Sciences
HRTS W4650 Children's Rights Advocacy 3
HRTS GR5404 HUMAN RIGHTS OF WOMEN 3
HRTS GR6001 Reframing Gender Violence Globally 3
EAAS GU4226 GENDER,CLASS,REAL ESTATE-CHINA 4
ECON GU4480 GENDER # APPLIED ECONOMICS 3
WMST GU4000 GENEALOGIES OF FEMINISM 4.00
WMST GU4905 Labor and Life: Critiques of Capitalism 4.00
RELI GU4525 4
School of Professional Studies
SUMA PS4490
Other (requires approval)

Degree Audit Report

Matriculated students in this program can view their degree audit report
on Stellic.