Academic Minors, listed by College and Department
College of Business and Public Management
Accounting: minors in Accounting and White Collar Crime. Room 408 Business and Public Management Bldg.
Criminal Justice: minor in Criminal Justice. Room 508 Business and Public Management Bldg.
Economics: minors in Economics and Finance. Room 406 Business and Public Management Bldg.
Geography and Planning: minors in Business Geographic Information Systems and Geography and Planning. Room 505 Business and Public Management Bldg.
Management: minor in Business Law and International Business. Room 404 Business and Public Management Bldg.
College of Education and Social Work
Early and Middle Grades Preparation: minors in Early Childhood Education and
Elementary Education. Room 106B Recitation Hall
Educational Foundations and Policy Studies: minor in Professional Education. Rm 936 Wayne Hall
Literacy: minor in Reading. Rm. 108-B Recitation Hall
Special Education: minor in Autism Education and Special Education. Room 309 Recitation Hall
In addition, the following interdisciplinary minor is offered by the College of Education and Social Work:
Youth Empowerment and Urban Studies. Room 109 Main Hall
College of Health Science
Health: minors in Contemplative Studies, Environmental Health and Health Science.
Room 207 Sturzebecker Health Science Center
Kinesiology: minors in Coaching, Deaf Studies, Exercise Science, and Physical Education for
Individuals with Disabilities. Room 206 Sturzebecker Health Science Center
Nutrition: minor in Nutrition. Room 222 Sturzebecker Health Science Center
College of Visual and Performing Arts
Art and Design: minors in Art History and Studio Art. Rm. 133 E.O. Bull Center
Theatre and Dance: minors in Dance and Theatre Arts: Rm. 119 E.O. Bull Center
School of Music
Applied Music: Jazz Studies and Music Performance. 110 Swope Music Building
Music Theory, History and Composition: minors in Music, Music History and Music Production. Rm. 330 Swope Music Building.
College of Arts and Humanities
Anthropology/Sociology: minors in Anthropology and Sociology. Room 102-A Old Library
Communication Studies: minors in Communication Studies and Media and Culture. Room 512 Main Hall
English: minors in African/African American Literature, Business and Technical Writing,
Creative Writing, Digital Humanities and New Media, Film Criticism, Journalism, Linguistics and Literature. Room 531 Main Hall
Languages and Cultures: minors in Arabic, French, German, Italian, Latin, Russian, and Spanish. Room 224 Mitchell Hall
History: minor in History. Room 702 Wayne Hall
Philosophy: minors in Applied Ethics, Philosophy and Religious Studies. Room 510 Business and Public Management Bldg.
Physics: minor in Physics. Room 127 Merion Science Center
Women’s and Gender Studies: minor in Women’s and Gender Studies. Room 736 Wayne hall
In addition, the following interdisciplinary minors are offered through the College of Arts and Humanities:
American Studies: Room 216 Main Hall
Ethnic Studies: Room 201 Old Library
Holocaust Studies: Room 409 main Hall
Latin American and Latino/a Studies: Room 129 Mitchell Hall
Linguistics: Room 126 Mitchell Hall
Peace and Conflict Studies: Room 103 Main Hall
Russian Studies: Room 114 Main Hall
College of the Sciences and Mathematics
Biology: minors in Biology, 175 Science Complex North
Chemistry: minor in Chemistry, 119 Science Complex South
Computer Science: minors in Computer Science, Information Technology and
Web Technology and Applications. Room 150 25 University Avenue
Geology and Astronomy: minors in Astronomy, Earth Sciences, Geology and Science Education.
Room 221 Merion Science Center
Mathematics: minors in Applied Statistics, Mathematics and Mathematics: Grades Pre-K - 8.
Room 101, 25 University Avenue (UNA)
Political Science: minors in Law, Politics and Society and Political Science. Room 205 Ruby Jones Hall
Psychology: minor in Psychology. Room 505 Wayne Hall
School of Interdisciplinary and Graduate Studies
African American Studies Program: minor in African American Studies: 432 Wayne Hall
Honors College: Civic and Professional Leadership. 703 S. High Street