Health and Society, Undergraduate Minor

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About the Health and Society Undergraduate Minor

The general goal of the Health and Society undergraduate minor is to empower students to make sense of the demographic, social, economic, and political issues that influence human health, health behavior, and health-related policy. While the minor focuses on health, students will be exposed to interdisciplinary perspectives, and they are expected to acquire a broad range of skills.

SOC 3300 - Special Topics in Sociology 3 Semester Credit Hours (Pandemic and Society)
SOC 3300 - Special Topics in Sociology 3 Semester Credit Hours (Health and Inequality)
SOC 3383 - Alcohol, Drugs, and Society 3 Semester Credit Hours
SOC 4312 - Human Societies, Health and Environment 3 Semester Credit Hours
SOC 4316 - Aging and Society 3 Semester Credit Hours
SOC 4381 - Sickness, Health, and Society 3 Semester Credit Hours