In our fast changing world it's important to pay attention to our relationship with
the environment.
The University of Minnesota offers a sustainability minor, an interdisciplinary approach to learning
and discovering solutions for a large variety of issues at the local and global scale.
The sustainability job market is expected to dramatically increase, so learn more about
how you can pair this flexible minor with your major.
My name is Christina and my major is english literature.
My name is Jesse Harris and my major is the bachelor of design and architecture.
Would definitely be the people and especially being able to do things in a hands on experience
like we got to do in one of the courses this last fall like visiting an organic farm.
The sustainability minor was really, it fit well with my interest in architecture and
I also had a general interest in sustainable practices and so this was a way for me to
get college credit for it.
The sustainability minor requires 18 credits, with 2 core classes and a large selection
of electives that are divided into four major categories: Biophysical Sciences, Design and
Technology, Economics and Policy, and Social Science and Humanities.
There are also a few classes that don't belong in any of these categories.
Students in this minor come from a broad range of majors and are dedicated to making a positive
difference on the world.
Schedule a time with an advisor to learn if the sustainability minor is for you!
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