Programs of Study: Minors
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Minors provide students the opportunity to explore a secondary area of inquiry independent of the academic major. A minor requires successful completion of at least 15 semester credits in a single prescribed area of study pursued concurrently with bachelor’s degree requirements.
- Accounting (Providence/Online)
- Adventure, Sports and Sustainable Tourism (Providence)
- Advertising (Providence)
- Beverage Service Management (Providence/Charlotte)
- Chemistry (Providence)
- Community Justice (Providence)
- Craft Brewing (Providence/Charlotte)
- Criminal Justice (Providence/Online)
- Culinary Sustainability (Providence/Charlotte)
- Cybersecurity (Providence)
- Economics (Providence/Charlotte)
- Environmental Sustainability (Providence)
- Finance (Providence/Online)
- Food & Beverage Management (Providence)
- Food Studies (Providence/Charlotte/Online)
- Gender Studies (Providence/Charlotte)
- Global Studies (Providence)
- Human Resource Management (Providence/Online)
- Leadership Studies (Providence/Online)
- Marketing (Providence/Online)
- Mathematics (Providence)
- Media & Communication Studies (Providence/Charlotte)
- Medical & Health Humanities (Providence)
- Nutrition (Providence/Charlotte)
- Political Science (Providence)
- Professional Communication (Providence)
- Psychology (Providence/Charlotte/Online)
- Public Health (Providence/Charlotte/Online)
- Race & Ethnicity Studies (Providence)
- Sommelier Management (Providence/Charlotte)
To view full course listings, see the JWU Catalog links below.
In addition to classes, free elective credit can be applied to a number of options such as Directed Experiential Education (DEE), internship, minor or study abroad. You are encouraged to contact an advisor before scheduling free elective credits.
