Minors offered at Susquehanna

For detailed information on specific degree programs, see the Schools and Courses of Study section.

The major-minor combination often allows students to combine a field of study chosen for their special interests with a field chosen for its practicality. Such combinations often broaden possible career outcomes. A minor can also represent a particular skill that may give students a competitive edge in the job market, such as proficiency in a foreign language. Susquehanna offers 50 minors. Most consist of four to six courses, or 16 to 24 semester hours, of concentrated study in a specific field beyond the Core requirement. Students who complete a minor will have it noted on their permanent academic records. If a student chooses an interdisciplinary minor, at least 18 semester hours of that minor must not be credited toward the student's major.

SCHOOL OF ARTS, HUMANITIES AND COMMUNICATIONS

• Advertising
• Art History
• Broadcasting
• Classical Studies
• English
• French
• German
• Greek
• History
• Journalism
• Mass Communications
• Music Performance
• Music Technology
• Music Theory/Literature
• Philosophy
• Public Relations
• Religion
• Spanish
• Speech Communications
• Studio Art
• Theatre
• Writing

SCHOOL OF NATURAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

• Actuarial Science
• Anthropology
• Biochemistry
• Biology
• Chemistry
• Computer Science
• Earth and Environmental Sciences
• Economics
• International Relations
• Mathematics
• Physics
• Political Science
• Psychology
• Sociology

SIGMUND WEIS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

• Accounting
• Business
• Economics
• Information Systems

INTERDISCIPLINARY MINORS

• Asian Studies
• Diversity Studies
• Film Studies
• Health Care Studies
• Human Resource Management
• International Business and Foreign Language
• International Studies, focus areas in:
  • Asian Studies
  • Comparative Cultural Studies
  • Developing World Studies
  • Diplomacy
  • European Studies
  • International Free Trade and Development
  • Sustainable Development
• Jewish Studies
• Legal Studies
• Women's Studies