Minors
A minor is a secondary course of study that complements both the major course of study and the General Education requirements. This secondary course of study enables students to achieve familiarity with a field related to the major; to cultivate interest distinct from the major area of study; and/or, to broaden understanding of a subject or field beyond the major related to personal and/or career-based interests. A minor should add value to a student's course of study. Minor areas of concentration are available in some disciplines. Minors consist of not less than 15 semester hours and not more than 24 semester hours of course work. Specific requirements are stated within the course catalog. At least nine hours of the minor must be taken at The University of Findlay. Students may minor in:
Accounting
Art
Art History
Biology
Business Administration
Business Economics
Business Information Assurance Management
Business Management
Chemistry
Coaching
Computer Science
Criminal Justice
Digital Media
Economics
English
English Equestrian Riding
Entrepreneurship
Environmental, Safety, and Occupational Health Management
Equestrian Studies
Finance
Forensic Science
Gender Studies
Gerontology
Graphic Design
History
Human Resource Management
Information Processing
International Business
International/Intercultural Studies
Interpersonal Communication
Japanese
Law and the Liberal Arts (Pre-Law)
Marketing
Mathematics
Musical Arts
Operations and Logistics
Philosophy
Philosophy/Applied Ethics
Photography
Political Science
Psychology
Public Administration
Religious Studies
Second Language Education (for foreign language or TESOL majors only)
Sociology
Spanish
Sport and Event Management
Sustainability Concepts and Practices
Theatre
Writing