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UNDERGRADUATE MINORS
Undergraduate Minors
A minor is an approved group of related courses usually within a single discipline. Traditional minors are generally a secondary area
of study to the major and include anywhere from 18–30 units. Successful completion of a minor is noted on your transcript. Students who have a number of elective units may consider using those electives strategically to earn a minor. Minors are optional for most majors. Below is the list of minors offered at Chico State.
Accounting
Adapted Physical Activity African American Studies African Studies Agricultural Business Agriculture
American Indian Studies Animal Science Anthropology
Applied Computer Graphics Applied Statistics
Art History
Art Studio
Asian American Studies Asian Studies Biochemistry
Biological Sciences Biomedical Engineering Broadcasting
Business Administration California Studies
Career and Life Planning Chemistry
Child Development
Cinema Studies
Classical Civilization Coaching
Communication Design Communication Studies Comparative Religion Computer Engineering Computer Science
Creative Writing
Criminal Justice
Dance
Economics
English
Entrepreneurship and Small Business
Management
Environmental Studies
Ethics
European Studies
Family Relations
Food Service Administration
French
Geography
Geology
Geospatial Literacy
German
Gerontology
Health Promotion
Health Services Administration History
Humanities
Instructional Design
Interior Design
International Business
International Relations
Intersectional Chicanx/Latinx Studies Italian
Japanese
Journalism
Latin American Studies
Leadership Studies
Linguistics
Management
Management Information Systems Managing Diversity in Organizations Managing for Sustainability Manufacturing
Marketing
Mathematics
Mathematics Education
Medieval & Renaissance Studies Middle Eastern Studies
Modern Jewish and Israel Studies Multicultural Studies
Music
Nutrition
Operations and Supply Chain Mgmt. Philosophy
Photographic Studies
Physical Education
Physics
Planning and Development
Political Science
Project Management
Psychology
Public Administration
Recreation, Hospitality, and Parks
Management
Sexual Diversity Studies Sociology
Spanish
Special Education Sports Performance Statistics
Theatre Arts
Tourism
Video Game Design Women’s Studies
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