The minor in Ethnic Studies provides an opportunity for students to take a group of courses that address the impact of race, culture, class, gender, and sexuality in shaping institutions, social relations, and identities.
Careers
Students who minor in ethnic studies develop strong skills in cultural awareness, critical thinking, and social justice advocacy, which are valuable across many professions. Graduates may pursue careers in education, community organizing, public policy, nonprofit work, or human resources. The minor pairs well with majors such as sociology, political science, psychology, business, or communications. It also provides a foundation for graduate study in law, public administration, or social sciences, preparing students for careers that address equity and inclusion.
Typical Job Titles
- Diversity and Inclusion Coordinator
- Outreach Specialist
- Program Assistant for Nonprofits
- Cultural Liaison
- Social Services Worker