Adding a minor or a certificate in an academic area outside of your major will expand your skills and increase your opportunities after graduation. The school offers a number of options across language and culture studies.
To receive a minor or certificate, students are expected to fulfill all of the University’s requirements for graduation, as well as the course work for the given minor. Courses for the minor may not be taken pass/fail.
Program specifics vary, but most require upper division course work (300- or 400-level courses) completed in residence at WSU or through WSU-approved education abroad or educational exchange courses. Contact your advisor for details and guidance.
Minors
- American Indian Studies
- Comparative Ethnic Studies
- Film Studies
- French; French Area & Culture Studies, French for Design & Merchandising
- German; German Area & Culture Studies
- Global and Ethnic Narrative Traditions Studies Minor
- Global Studies
- Japanese; Japanese Area & Culture Studies
- Popular Culture
- Spanish; Spanish Language Translation; Latin American and Spanish Area Studies