Complement your major and add to your breadth of knowledge with health-related coursework through a health science minor.
Many aspect of our lives and a wide range of disciplines are related to the health profession. No matter what your major, you can gain a basic background in health science that you can use in combination in virtually any field of study. To earn a minor in health science, you must complete 21 units with a GPA of 2.00 or higher.
In addition to the four required courses, you must take three additional upper-level electives; two must be from HLTH and one course can be from another discipline. Select your courses in consultation with the your minor and major advisers. Additional details about the minor requirements can be found in the Undergraduate Catalog.
Professor Hutton-Rogers is the primary minor advisor. Please contact the Department of Health Sciences at 410-704-2637 to schedule an advising meeting with Professor Hutton-Rogers.
A minor course of study allows you to complement your major with a broader body of knowledge. You can pursue your personal passion and academic interests while still fulfilling the requirements of your major discipline. Enhance your resume and transcript and make yourself a more marketable job candidate by building your knowledge base and broadening your educational experience.