9 Weeks To Go: Meaningful Minors…
Although a minor is not required at the U of M, many students choose certain courses in a field outside (or even unrelated to) their major area. The choice to focus on a minor can strategically support and prepare you for study abroad, community involvement, careers, graduate school or meaningful personal interests.
Find minor requirements online, through the University Catalog (by selecting a “minor” Program Type), as well as on individual department websites . Often (but not always), a department will offer both a major and minor. Check with your department of interest, and/or your CLA adviser, for any questions!
Some Departments:
This is just the beginning to many options. See links below for more!
American Studies
Asian Languages and Literatures
Chemistry
Chicano Studies
Child Psychology
Classical and Near Eastern Archeology
Communication Studies
Comparative U.S. Race and Ethnicity
Cultural Studies and Comparative Literature
Economics
English as a Second Language
Environmental Geosciences
Family Social Science
Family Violence Prevention
Global Studies
History of Medicine
History of Science and Technology
Leadership
Learning Abroad
Management
Music
Psychology
Scientific and Technical Communication
Social Justice
Sociology
Spanish Studies
Speech-Language-Hearing Sciences
Studies in Cinema and Media Culture
Youth Studies
CONNECT – LEARN – ACT
Act upon exploring minors now. Consider taking a class to learn something new. You may find a connection, for your future, that you were not expecting!
Next week, get some tips on GETTING INVOLVED…
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