Minor in Sociology
Deepen your understanding of society with a sociology minor that offers a focused look at the sociological perspective and the flexibility to match your interests. You’ll take one introductory course and choose five electives, making it easy to pair with majors like psychology, social work, education, nursing, or other liberal arts programs.
This minor broadens your view of the world and supports careers in social science, education, law, government, health care, and business.
Minor in Medical Sociology
With a minor in medical sociology, you’ll explore how health, illness, and health care are shaped by social forces. You’ll study topics like doctor-patient relationships, health care systems, epidemiology, and chronic illness. Courses cover areas such as gender and health, AIDS, disability, death and dying, and sexuality.
Minor in Criminology
When you study criminology, you’ll examine crime and criminal behavior through a social scientific lens. A Criminology minor helps you understand the causes and consequences of crime, introducing you to key concepts, theories, and research methods. Your coursework will cover topics like deviance, crime prevention, and the justice system, while sharpening your critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills.
With a Criminology minor, you can pursue careers in law, social work, policy analysis, corrections, or counseling—and you’ll be well-prepared for law school or graduate studies in criminology, sociology, or social work.