What is a Minor?

Enhance your bachelor's degree by adding a minor. Earning a minor enables you to pursue a personal interest, gain specialized knowledge that complements your major, or counterbalance your major with a completely different field of study.

  • A minor is an academic program that supplements your baccalaureate study.
  • It typically requires six or seven courses (18 - 21 credits) to complete.

African American Studies Minor (AFAMR)

American Studies Minor (AMSTD)

Anthropology Minor (ANTH)

Art (ART_UMNR)

Art History (ART H)

Asian Studies (ASIA)

Biology (BIOL)

Bioethics & Medical Humanities Minor (BMH)

Civic and Community Engagement Minor (CIVCM)

Communication Arts and Sciences Minor (CAS)

Corporate Communication (CC_UMNR)

Criminal Justice (CJ)

English Minor (ENGL)

Global and International Studies Minor (INSTD)

History Minor (HIST)

Human Development and Family Studies (HDFS)

Information Sciences and Technology Minor (IST)

Latina and Latino Studies (LTNST_UMNR)

Philosophy (PHIL)

Psychology Minor (PSY)

Public History (PH)

Rehabilitation and Human Services (RHS_UMRN)
*We do not offer RHS 410 at this campus. 
RHS 410 (Substitutions = RHS 401, RHS 402, and RHS 400W)

Religious Studies (RLST)

Security and Risk Analysis (SRA)

Sociology Minor (SOC)

Special Education Minor (SPLED) 

Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)

Women's Studies Minor (WMNST)

Writing Minor (WRTNG)

Business Minors

Accounting (ACNTG)

Applied Economics

Business Administration (BADMN)

Business Minor (BSBCC)

Entrepreneurship and Innovation Minor

Finance (FNC)

Management Information Systems (MISBC_UMNR)

Project and Supply Chain Management (PSCM)