Sociology and Social Anthropology of Critical Health Studies (Minor)
Minors allow you to customize your degree by combining disciplines and connecting your studies more broadly.
Why choose this minor?
Good health and wellbeing are vital parts of a good life, but they might mean different things in different cultures. They are also unevenly distributed: some people have better access to what will keep them healthy than others. Challenge your assumptions about health in this minor program.
Careers and future studies
This program will prepare you for a broad range of professions, especially in health care and adjacent fields such as social work and social policy.
The expertise and skills you’ll develop are foundational for graduate work in sociology, social anthropology, and related social sciences, as well as professional graduate programs in fields such as public administration or information management.
What you will learn
Eligibility
Who can take this minor?
Available to students registered in a 120-credit hour:
A BA (90-credit hour) degree program with a minor in Sociology and Social Anthropology is also available.