The Department of History offers a Minor in History for non-majors who wish to complement their major field of study. This six-course option (18 credit hours) allows students to gain a broader perspective on human events while developing their abilities in historical research, interpretation, and analysis.
Students may petition the Department to include up to 3 credit hours of relevant 300- or 400-level courses offered by other departments to count toward the minor. However, no course may be taken more than once for credit toward the minor.
*Consider adding a Minor in History to your Bachelor of Arts degree. A Minor in History complements and works well with the below majors.
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Art History |
Classical Languages and Cultures (Languages and Literatures) |
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Criminal Justice and Criminology |
Cultural Anthropology (Sociology) |
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Economics |
English |
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Environmental Studies |
Film and Media Arts |
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Law |
Liberal Arts |
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Media, Art & Design |
Philosophy |
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Political Science |
Sociology |
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Urban Planning & Design |
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