Minor in
Health Justice

In order to obtain a Minor in Health Justice, students must complete 5 courses and a total of 15 credits within the Anthropology program which can be usefully and easily combined with Majors in other departments or even programs within the Department of Anthropology and Interdisciplinary Programs.

Students can declare a minor through iDeclare and are encouraged to meet with a faculty advisor to discuss the full list of available courses as well as the program requirements for declaring a minor.

Career Opportunities
The Health Justice Program is perched at an exciting and vital moment in higher education, as it prepares students with the cross-cultural and global perspective necessary for a range of careers from medicine, social work, community-based nonprofits, education, public health administration, and allied professions.

Prepare for Graduate School
The Health Justice Program serves minors by providing a firm foundation for graduate school across areas and is an excellent focus for those pursuing a pre-health track. Most importantly, it provides all students with a framework for understanding themselves in the context of their community, nation, and world.