Students from other departments may minor in biology and must complete 18 hours in biological sciences (includes courses with BIOL, MBIO, and ZOOL prefixes).

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• American Sign Language, Undergraduate Minor
• Ancient Greek, Undergraduate Minor
• Arabic, Undergraduate Minor
• Chinese, Undergraduate Minor
• Classics, Undergraduate Minor
• French, Undergraduate Minor
• German, Undergraduate Minor
• Humanities, Undergraduate Minor
• Italian, Undergraduate Minor
• Japanese, Undergraduate Minor
• Korean, Undergraduate Minor
• Latin, Undergraduate Minor
• Russian Language and Area Studies, Undergraduate Minor
• Russian, Undergraduate Minor
• Spanish, Undergraduate Minor

The online minor in Economic Data Analysis trains students to work with economic data. It begins with basic economic principles, introduces practical tools such as Excel and coding, and delves into statistics and data analysis used to answer economic questions. Tailored for today’s job landscape, this minor sets students up for careers in research, data analytics, and economics.

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The minor in book history and digital humanities allows students to study oral, written, and printed texts and visual and digital media in varied social, economic, and political contexts. Students explore book history and digital humanities on local, national, and global scales, considering the various actors in textual creation, production, circulation, and reception, whether that text is a manuscript, book, graphic novel, film, digital media, etc. Courses in the minor cover a wide array of topics, including the creation of medieval manuscripts, the transition from oral to scribal to print texts, the nineteenth-century industrialization of print, the history of film, and the history of the internet and digital books, as well as letterpress print making and web design.

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The program is designed to provide undergraduate students the opportunity to learn basic sciences and be exposed to scientific research in environmental toxicology. The Department of Environmental Toxicology integrates a multidisciplinary approach with a primary focus on research in wildlife and human health in the following areas to assess the impacts of toxic chemicals and other stressors on the natural environment: Wildlife toxicology, ecotoxicology, molecular toxicology, analytical toxicology, and aquatic toxicology.

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The goal of the Forensic Sciences minor is to offer students the opportunity to take courses pertinent to scientific and methodological issues associated with crime scene investigation and criminalistic disciplines.

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The Mexican American and Latina/o Studies minor is a dynamic interdisciplinary course of study based in the humanities, social sciences, arts, and evolution of ethnic studies. The Mexican American and Latina/o Studies minor offers a unique curricular structure through which to examine one of the predominant ethnic groups in the American Southwest, and the fastest growing nationally.

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The minor in public administration trains students to supplement their current major with directed and specific training in public service, public policy, and public administration so they can pursue a career in government, the public sector, or nonprofit management upon graduation or continue their studies/training in a Master of Public Administration program. The minor in public administration provides a diverse set of courses to provide students with a well-rounded education in the various aspects of public and nonprofit administration.  

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• Actuarial Science, Undergraduate Minor
• Archaeological Studies, Undergraduate Minor
• Asian Studies, Undergraduate Minor
• Cognitive Science, Undergraduate Minor
• Community and Urban Studies, Undergraduate Minor
• Comparative Literature, Undergraduate Minor
• Dramatic Writing, Undergraduate Minor
• Environmental Studies, Undergraduate Minor
• Ethnic Studies, Undergraduate Minor
• European Studies, Undergraduate Minor
• Family Life Studies, Undergraduate Minor
• Film and Media Studies, Undergraduate Minor
• Health Professions, Undergraduate Minor
• International Studies, Undergraduate Minor
• Linguistics, Undergraduate Minor
• Literature of Social Justice and Environment, Undergraduate Minor
• Religion Studies, Undergraduate Minor
• Renewable Energy, Undergraduate Minor