Minors

HHD Minors list

Intercollege Minors List

Concentrated studies that complement a major or align with a student’s interests in a field or discipline outside of their major

You should consider pursuing a minor if you:

• Discover an area of interest outside of your major that aligns with your goals.

• Want to show graduate schools or employers additional skills and knowledge you bring that differ from other students graduating with the same major.
• Want to expand your academic pursuits beyond your major area of study.
• Have flexibility within your major to accommodate the classes and credits required to fulfill the minor.
• Wish to acquire the official credential of having completed a minor upon graduation.

Minors

Minors within the College of Health and Human Development:

• Deafness and Hearing Studies
• Diversity and Inclusion in Health and
• Human Development
• Global Health
• Health Policy and Administration
• Human Development and Family Studies
• Information Sciences and Technology in Health Policy and Administration
• Kinesiology
• Nutritional Sciences
• Recreation, Park, and Tourism Management

Intercollege and other minors the College of Health and Human Development supports:

• Bioethics and Medical Humanities
• Child Maltreatment and Advocacy Studies
• Disability Studies
• Entrepreneurship and Innovation
• Gerontology
• Neuroscience
• Rehabilitation and Human Services
• Service Enterprise Engineering
• Sustainability Leadership