Students who major in FSHD go on to careers and further education in a range of fields (e.g., family law, counseling, family medicine, child and family policy). To support those futures, students must complete 18-21 units of an FSHD thematic minor or a minor in another discipline. A thematic minor is developed around a theme identified by the student and advisor, using courses from two or more disciplines. To complete a minor outside of FSHD, students must complete at least 18 units in one course of study in another discipline. Courses used to fulfill the minor cannot be used to fulfill the major requirements.
Please consult an advisor for more details and program requirements for the FSHD thematic or other minor.
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