Minors in the School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences

Students can enhance their career preparation by using elective hours to pursue a minor or specialization program of study. If a minor or specialization is being considered, students should consult with their academic advisor for complete information. The following minors are accepted in both the BSPS and Pharm.D. programs. Links to requirements are provided when available; the number following each item is the minor code.

Minor provided by the School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences:

This minor is NOT open to students in other schools.

• International Pharmacy (366)

Minors provided by other schools:

• African American Studies (370)
• Anthropology (371)
• Biological Sciences (710)
• Biotechnology (880)
• Chemistry (720)
• Child Development (501)
• Chinese (334)
• Communication (340)
• Computer Science (730)
• Dance (355)
• Earth & Atmospheric Sciences (740)
• Economics (602)
• End-User Computing (803)
• English (373)
• Food Science (117)
• Foods and Nutrition (330)
• French (374)
• German (375)
• History (376)
• Italian (336)
• Japanese (353)
• Law and Society (337)
• Latin (333)
• Management (670)
• Mathematics (750)
• Nutrition (329)
• Organizational Leadership (807; after Spring 2004)
• Organizational Leadership (808; before Spring 2004)
• Philosophy (382)
• Physics (760)
• Political Science (348)
• Psychology (378)
• Psychology (379)
• Religious Studies (387)
• Russian (388)
• Sociology (389)
• Spanish (390)
• Spanish-Proficient (335)
• Statistics (770)
• Theatre (391)

Specializations

• Industrial and Physical Pharmacy
• Nuclear Pharmacy

Students interested in completing both the BS in Pharmaceutical Sciences and the Doctor of Pharmacy professional program should consult with their academic advisor. The School also has a dual Doctor of Pharmacy/Master of Science in Industrial Administration (MSIA) in conjuction with the Krannert School of Management. See this page for more information.