- Undergrad Education
- Requirement Overview
- General Education
- ULR / GE Crosswalk
- Language Proficiency Requirement
- Majors
- Minors
- Biology
- Business
- Chicana/o Studies
- Communication Design
- Community Health Education
- Computer Science
- Creative Writing/Action
- Earth Systems Science
- Environmental Health Policy
- Global Studies
- Health & Wellness
- Hispanic Cultures & History
- Human Communication
- Human Development
- Human Movement
- International Health Policy
- Japanese Culture & History
- Japanese Language & Culture
- Journalism/Media
- Latin American Studies
- Mathematics
- Music
- Nonprofit Management
- Outdoor Recreation
- Peace Studies
- Pre-Law
- Psychology
- Service Learning Leadership
- Social Work
- Sociology
- Spanish Language & Hispanic Cultures
- Sport Management
- Statistics
- Teledramatic Arts
- Visual & Public Art
- Writing and Rhetoric
- Nondegree Programs
- AA-T/AS-T Programs
CSUMB offers nearly three dozen undergraduate minors that allow you to augment your major through targeted study in another area.
Like the majors, to focus on outcomes, each of the CSUMB minors requires you to display achievement of a set of Learning Outcomes (LOs) established by the program faculty. The description of each minor includes a list of the LOs and associated coursework.
- Biology
- Business
- Chicana/o Studies
- Communication Design
- Community Health Education
- Computer Science
- Creative Writing/Action
- Earth Systems Science
- Environmental Health Policy
- Global Studies
- Health & Wellness
- Hispanic Cultures & History
- Human Communication
- Human Development
- Human Movement
- International Health Policy
- Japanese Culture & History
- Japanese Language & Culture
- Journalism/Media
- Latin American Studies
- Mathematics
- Music
- Nonprofit Management
- Outdoor Recreation
- Peace Studies
- Pre-Law
- Psychology
- Service Learning Leadership
- Social Work
- Sociology
- Spanish Language & Hispanic Cultures
- Sport Management
- Statistics
- Teledramatic Arts
- Visual & Public Art
- Writing and Rhetoric
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