Disabilities in Society

The Disabilities in Society minor provides an understanding of disability-related issues and their impact on individuals and communities. Students explore the types of disabilities, societal perceptions, and inclusion in areas such as education, employment, recreation, and community activities. This minor also examines the legal frameworks shaping disability policies. 

A minor will add an extra set of skills to your career ambitions, such as learning the fundamentals of disability studies. By declaring a minor, you can set yourself apart when applying to graduate schools or pursuing careers in education, healthcare, public policy, social work, or advocacy. Whether you choose to do a minor to complement your degree or optimize your education, a minor will provide additional value.