Human Biology - Undergraduate Minor
The Human Biology minor is intended to provide academic recognition for students who wish to focus a significant amount of attention on courses that deal with human beings from a wide variety of biological standpoints. Thus, course work may encompass topics representing a range of viewpoints such as biological function, human ecology, human origins, and psychology. Successful completion of this minor will provide students with a valuable interdisciplinary perspective on the human condition. This program consists of a minimum of 18 hours, that includes a minimum of 12 from within the Biology Department and a minimum of 3 outside the department. Successful completion of the minor will be certified by the Biology Department. A grade of C- or better is required of all minor courses.
Requirements
Prefix | Title | Credits |
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Required Departmental Courses | ||
BIOL 2110G & BIOL 2110L | Principles of Biology: Cellular and Molecular Biology and Principles of Biology: Cellular and Molecular Biology Laboratory | 4 |
Select 3-4 credits from the following: 1 | 3-4 | |
Pre-Professional Human Anatomy | 4 | |
Physiology of Humans | 3 | |
Additional Courses | ||
Select sufficient credits to total 18 credits from within and outside Biology department: | 11 | |
Within Department | ||
Select a minimum of 5 credits from the following: | ||
Human Biology | 3 | |
Principles of Genetics | 3 | |
Pre-Professional Human Anatomy Laboratory | 1 | |
Laboratory of Human Physiology | 1 | |
An Introduction to Cancer | 3 | |
Human Osteology | 3 | |
Biology of Emerging Infectious Diseases | 3 | |
Developmental Biology | 3 | |
Immunology | 3 | |
Neurobiology | 3 | |
Outside Department | ||
Select a minimum of 3 credits; maximum 6 credits from the following: | ||
Introduction to Biological Anthropology and Introduction to Biological Anthropology Lab | 4 | |
Biological Anthropology | 3 | |
Medical Anthropology | 3 | |
Human Health and Biological Variation | 3 | |
Evolutionary Medicine | 3 | |
Gender and Reproduction | 3 | |
The Human Mind | 3 | |
Science, Ethics and Society | 3 | |
Human Sexuality | 3 | |
Psychology and the Brain | 3 | |
Total Credits | 18-19 |