Program Description

The Honors Integrated Minor in Health develops interdisciplinary, systems-level thinking around issues of population health in order to understand and address health outcomes and achieve greater health equity and healthy societies. You will take courses in the humanities, social sciences and natural sciences to develop a deep and nuanced understanding of the historical, social and environmental ecology of health and illness over place and time.

Note: The Health Minor is a cohort experience. Students apply and then commit to completing the entire minor in a pre-determined sequence. Please see the Honors website for current coursework schedules and learning abroad sites.

Academic and Career Opportunities

The training and experience offered through the Honors Integrated Minor in Health will prepare students to make unique professional contributions in multiple areas. For students pursuing a career in medicine, public health or the allied health professions, they will be equipped with a more humanistic perspective on health and health care. For students pursuing career paths outside of the health field, they will be able to engage with issues of health in their discipline and/or professional area, and will bring critical and systems-based thinking to their broader work.

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Catalog

• Honors Minor in Integrated Health

Exploratory Classes

• HONOR 2114 - Honors Core in Intellectual Traditions: History of Medicine
• HONOR 2455 - Social Determinants of Health

• HONOR 2951 - Fundamentals of Global Health