Computer Information Systems Minor
Gain knowledge of both computer science and management information systems while focusing on an applied curriculum rather than theoretical.
At Widener, you can stretch your education beyond major-specific courses. Customize your degree path by adding one of our 50+ minors, or take your learning further by pursuing an undergraduate certificate.
Gain knowledge of both computer science and management information systems while focusing on an applied curriculum rather than theoretical.
Dive into the world of computers and learn the knowledge of how to create what goes on behind the scenes in how computers function through coding and mathematical equations.
Learn to express yourself though exploring the world of professional creative writing. Improve your writing skills not only creatively but through building a strong foundation in all areas of writing.
Learn about the court systems and hone your research skills. This broad-based minor allows the study of a social and behavioral science through crime and the criminal justice system.
Explore the world of art and music history while also gaining the skills of performance. Learn to express yourself though movement and rhythm and allows for a chance for physical activity combined with education.
Obtain secondary certification in Earth and space science by completing the secondary education track. You may seek certification in more than one field; however, this usually requires more than eight semesters. If you who wish to become certified in more than one area should work closely with their faculty advisor when planning course schedules.
Explore your interest in economics, including the economic aspects of public policy issues. The economics minor will broaden your knowledge of economic matters, as well as strengthen your analytical skills and powers of reasoning. Credit hours vary based on whether you are studying a major in the School of Business Administration.
Gain the knowledge of advancing our current world with a foundation of physics and math.
Designed for: engineering majors
To earn a Certificate of Honors in Engineering, you must have a cumulative GPA of 3.25 and a technical GPA of 3.25 or higher at graduation and satisfy the above program requirements.
Expand your knowledge in writing and professional language. This minor is open to anyone willing to work on their skills to become a better author in all fields of writing, whether it be research or creative.
You can obtain secondary certification in English by completing the secondary education track, while also following the instructions and requirements in the Center for Education section. You may seek certification in more than one field; however, this usually requires more than eight semesters, and if you wish to become certified in more than one area, you should work closely with your faculty advisor when planning course schedules.
An environmental engineering minor is open to anyone but most compatible with chemical and civil engineering, environmental science, chemistry or biology majors.
The Environmental Law Studies (ENVL) minor is carefully crafted to offer students an interdisciplinary perspective on the intricate relationship between policy matters and their direct effects on the natural environment.
An environmental science minor focuses on the growing need in our society for both a broad scientific background and an understanding of environmental relationships. This minor is a mix between traditional sciences along with studies of how to better our planet.
If you have an interest in environmental issues and policies, this minor will provide you with the necessary interdisciplinary academic knowledge to understand complex environmental issues and the social, political and cultural contexts that affect human interaction with the environment.
Learn the knowledge and competencies to successfully work in cross-functional roles that require financial skills and knowledge. Learn how to collect, prepare, and analyze financial information and how to draw inferences and conclusions from them.
Broaden your knowledge of financial and financial planning matters as well as strengthen your powers of reasoning and analytical skills. This minor is only available for students studying a major in the School of Business Administration.
Focus your studies through the learning of French, while also getting to know about the culture. This minor is open to anyone who is interested in becoming fluent in another language while also getting to know the societies where the language is spoken as well.
Gain interdisciplinary knowledge on gender, women, and sexuality. Study a variety of topics or pick a focus that interests you. This minor also allows for in-depth studies in the upper level classes with students picking a personalized and focused topic.
A certificate in gender, women, and sexuality studies (GWS) allows students to explore their GWS interests without committing to a major or minor. Not only will students have the chance to delve into this area of study, but prospective employers will see evidence of understanding in issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion, a highly sought-after skill set in many fields.
Current Widener students interested in pursuing a minor, certificate, or certification can speak with their academic advisor for personalized guidance.
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