Minors

Selecting this minor utilizes your coursework in the Colleges of the Arts & Humanities, Natural Sciences, and Social Sciences to answer questions, such as: How can we keep Earth habitable and create healthy conditions for other beings and future generations? This minor is open to any student who wants to develop an understanding of how sustainability can be useful in areas ranging from earth sciences to public policy, computer sciences, entrepreneurship and more.

Arts & Humanities allows you to delve deep into the history of creative human thought and apply what you learn to events, ideas, policies, and human relations. With us, you’ll challenge your worldview and learn to appreciate eras and different cultures. You’ll gain an informed view of the world that allows you to become a better thinker, leader, and innovator with the ability to implement your ideas and communicate persuasively.

Business equips you with the skills and understanding to take an idea and make it profitable, turn a local success into a global enterprise, and become an innovative leader. Over your years of study, you’ll gain an understanding of corporate and market dynamics, and learn about the strategy and mechanics behind transactions.

Take on the tech world as a data-driven and curious individual who uses analytical tools, computational methods, and modeling to understand natural, human-mediated, and social phenomena. At Minerva University, you’ll learn how to harness data to make informed decisions and solve complex problems.

Gain the knowledge you need to become an innovative leader in scientific and technological organizations. Natural Sciences at Minerva University grants you access to a world of practical and theoretical knowledge that lets you use your theories and findings to develop new technologies that have a positive impact on the world.

Uncover and hone the analytical and problem-solving skills to drive meaningful change and solve societal challenges. At Minerva University, you’re enabled to apply scientific methods to gain an understanding of the ways people think and act individually, in groups, and in societies.