List of L&S Minors

Department names are shown in boldface. Sublistings indicate multiple minors offered by one department. For more information, consult the department that interests you.

African American Studies
Anthropology
Applied Language Studies
Art, History of
Art, Practice of
Asian Studies
Chinese Studies
Japanese Studies
Korean Studies
Astrophysics
Celtic Studies
Classics
Classical Civilization
Greek
Latin
Creative Writing
Demography
Disability Studies
Earth and Planetary Science
East Asian Languages and Cultures
Buddhism
Chinese
Japanese
Korean
English
Ethnic Studies
Asian American and Asian Diaspora Studies
Chicano Studies
Ethnic Studies
Native American Studies
French
French
French Civilization
French Language Studies
French Literature
Gender and Women's Studies
Geography
German
Dutch Studies
German
Global Poverty and Practice
Human Rights Interdisciplinary
Italian Studies
Jewish Studies
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Studies
Linguistics
Mathematics
Medieval Studies
Middle Eastern Studies
Music
Near Eastern Studies
Ancient Egyptian and Near Eastern Civilizations
Arabic
Hebrew
Persian
Turkish
Peace and Conflict Studies
Philosophy
Physics
Political Economy
European Studies
Religious Studies
Rhetoric
Scandinavian
Slavic Languages and Literatures
Czech, Polish, or Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian Language and Literature
Russian Language
Russian Language, Literature and Culture
Russian Literature
South and Southeast Asian Studies
Spanish and Portuguese
Luso-Brazilian Language and Literature
Spanish Language and Literatures
Spanish Linguistics
Statistics
Theater, Dance, and Performance Studies
Dance and Performance Studies
Theater and Performance Studies

List of Minors outside L&S

For information on minors outside L&S, visit the following groups, schools, and colleges, which offer minors for students in L&S.

Cal Teach; Science and Mathematics Education
College of Chemistry
College of Engineering
College of Environmental Design
College of Natural Resources
Energy and Resources Group
Graduate School of Education
Richard and Rhoda Goldman School of Public Policy