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Minors and Certificates

Minors

A minor program is a structured and coherent secondary concentration of study. It gives undergraduates the option of studying a second field of specialization, in addition to a major, as part of their studies at the university. Students interested in pursuing a minor should confer with the appropriate department for details. The university offers minors in the following areas:

African and African American Studies
Anthropology
Art History
Biological Sciences
Business

Classical Humanities

Communication

Computer Science for Engineers and Scientists

Computing and Information Technology

Criminal Justice

Earth and Environmental Sciences

Economics

English

Environmental Health

French

Geography

German

History

International Business

International Studies

International Trade

Management

Management Information Systems

Marketing
Materials Science and Engineering
Mathematics
Music
Operations Management
Philosophy
Physics
Political Science
Psychology
Rehabilitation Services
Religion
Sociology
Spanish
Statistics
Urban Affairs
Women's Studies

Certificates

The university's main campus offers certificate programs in the following areas: cartography; innovation and entrepreneurship in high technology; photogrammetry and remote sensing; comparative development; gerontology; museum studies; archive administration and records management; nonprofit administration; contemporary programming; professional and technical writing; teaching English to speakers of other languages (TESOL); teaching English as a foreign language (TEFL); and womens studies. The Wright State University-Lake Campus offers certificates in computer-aided drafting (CAD), management, desktop publishing, word/information processing, micro-computer applications, software applications, PhotoShop design and applications, and graphics/design.