Minor in Humanities

The Humanities minor encourages students to explore human culture, thought and expression across a range of disciplines. Through a mix of foundational and advanced coursework, students develop critical thinking, communication and analytical skills while examining diverse perspectives and ideas. This minor complements any major by fostering a deeper understanding of the human experience and strengthening skills valued in a wide variety of careers.

Some majors may not be eligible to pair with this minor. See the Minor Restrictions list for details.

Daytona Beach Minor Requirements

Lower-Level HUMN Courses (100-200 Level)6
Upper-Level HUMN Courses (300-400 Level) *9
Total Credits15

* HUMN 490 Senior Thesis will not count toward upper-level requirements

Prescott Minor Requirements

Lower-Level HUMN Courses (100-200 Level)6
Upper-Level HUMN Courses (300-400 Level) *9
Total Credits15

* HUMN 490 Senior Thesis will not count toward upper-level requirements