Minors
FULFILLMENT OF MINOR REQUIREMENTS
While Auburn University offers minors that are discipline specific, interdisciplinary minors are also available. The following is a listing of the minors currently available.
College of Agriculture
Agribusiness minor
Agronomy and Soils minor
Animal Sciences minor
Entomology minor
Fisheries and Allied Aquacultures minor
Agricultural Leadership Studies
Natural Resources Economics and Environmental Policy
Plant Pathology
Poultry Science
Rural and Community Development
College of Architecture, Design and Construction
No minors offered
College of Business
Accountancy minor
Aviation Management
Certificate of Business
Economics minor
Finance minor
Information Assurance
Information Systems Management
International Business
Marketing minor
Supply Chain Management
Business minor
Business-Engineering-Technology
College of Education
Office Systems Management
Ginn College of Engineering
Computer Science
Information Technology
College of Human Sciences
Human Development and Family Studies
International Minor in Human Sciences
College of Liberal Arts
Africana Studies
Anthropology minor
Art History
Classics minor
Communication minor
Community and Civic Engagement Minor
Dance minor
English minor
French minor
German minor
History minor
Italian minor
Medieval & Renaissance/Early Modern renaissance/early modern studies
Music minor
Philosophy minor
Political Science minor
Psychology minor
Religious Studies minor
Social Work minor
Spanish minor
Technical and Professional Communication minor
Theatre minor
Women’s Studies minor
Provost’s Office
Leadership minor
Sustainability Studies minor
College of Science and Mathematics
Mathematics minor
Physics minor
From the Auburn University Bulletin
In fulfilling a minor, students may use any free electives or supporting course work required by their academic programs and additional course work above and beyond that required for graduation in their academic programs.
(The phrase ”supporting course work“ designates courses that are required for the completion of a specific academic program but not included in the University Core Curriculum, the major, the school or college core curriculum (if any), the minor (if required), and free electives. Supporting course work may be used in satisfying the requirements for a minor if a minor is not required by the academic major.)
Courses a student has taken in fulfillment of the University Core Curriculum, the school/college core curriculum (if any) or the major may not be included in a minor. Some academic programs may require students to earn a minor. Students whose academic programs do not require a minor are free to earn one, though in such cases they should recognize that fulfilling the requirements for a minor may delay their graduation.
Students may not earn more than two minors or major and minor in the same field of study or discipline. In addition, students may not be awarded a minor after the degree for the major has been awarded.
No course taken under the S/U option may be counted toward a minor. Students must earn a minimum overall grade average of C (2.0) on all course work in the minor. Individual colleges, schools and departments may have higher grade point requirements.