The fourth volume in a series, this publication describes new college courses and programs in women's studies as of November, 1973. The author selected courses which are innovative; provide significant assistance through organization, bibliography, or project suggestions to women developing their own courses in the area; extend rather than repeat material already available in the first three volumes; and indicate the geographic and institutional diversity of women's studies. Course descriptions on Third World women in non-Western societies are included. Following a brief introduction, the book outlines courses in female studies in the following areas: interdisciplinary courses; humanities and arts; classics; history; literature; philosophy; speech; theology; anthropology; economics; law; political science; psychology; sociology; child development; education; journalism; and social work. Course descriptions include a brief statement of rationale and major goals and lesson plans stressing course concepts, topics, and assignments. The book concludes with additional lists and short descriptions of women's studies programs. (Author/RM)