Our Degrees

The aging and adult development minor is useful for students planning a career in the human services (such as teaching, social work or occupational therapy) and majoring in other disciplines.

The biological sciences minor provides an opportunity for students in programs outside of the College of Biological Sciences to complement their studies with a concentration in biology.

We offer the climate science and policy minor to provide students from across campus with a basic background in climate change science as well as mitigation and adaptation strategies.

The community nutrition minor exposes students to the strategies available to promote proper nutrition among individuals, families and communities.

Environmental toxicology explores the effects of toxicants (both human made and naturally occurring) on the normal biochemical, cellular and physiological functioning of biological systems.

The interdisciplinary minor in the history and philosophy of science invites students to examine historical and contemporary problems in a variety of scientific disciplines.

The human development minor is useful for students planning a career in the human services (such as teaching, social work or occupational therapy) and majoring in other disciplines.

Are you curious about how the body works?

There is a need for trained individuals who can translate and apply agricultural technology to the problems of food production, nutrition, marketing and health in less technically advanced cou

This interdisciplinary minor in international science studies will introduce College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences students to global issues that affect their major disciplines in