One Health Minor

A minor in One Health will expand a student’s understanding of human, animal and environmental health and emphasize the interdependence of topics in these areas. Students will increase their skills in quantitative data collection and analysis, as well as analyze the impacts of health issues on societies at all levels: local, national and global. A student majoring in any of the sciences would benefit from the interdisciplinary focus of this rapidly emerging discipline.

Required Courses (11 Credit Hours)

PPH 110 - Introduction to One Health 4 Credit(s).
ASI 201 - Introduction to Animal Science 4 Credit(s).
NSM 398 - Junior Seminar 3 Credit(s). OR
NSM 498 - Senior Seminar 3 Credit(s).
Paper topic must have a One Health emphasis and be approved by the Program Coordinator.

One Health Elective Courses (7 Credit Hours)

At least one course must be chosen from outside the student’s major field of study.

AGS 314 - Animal and Plant Breeding and Genetics 4 Credit(s).
ASI 302 - Animal Nutrition 4 Credit(s).
ASI 316 - Domestic Animal Anatomy and Physiology 4 Credit(s).
BIO 303 - Microbiology 4 Credit(s).
BIO 305 - Introductory Genetics 4 Credit(s).
BIO 315 - Animal Behavior 3 Credit(s).
BIO 320 - Human Nutrition 3 Credit(s).
BIO 410 - Immunology 3 Credit(s).
BIO 413 - Animal Diseases 3 Credit(s).
CHM 420 - Medicinal Chemistry 3 Credit(s).
CRP 301 - Principles of Field and Forage Crop Production 4 Credit(s).
CRP 315 - Soil Science and Management 4 Credit(s).
ESC 421 - Pollution Science 4 Credit(s).
ESC 424 - Environmental Toxicology 3 Credit(s).
HOR 415 - Plant Diseases 4 Credit(s).
HOR 418 - Plant Pest Management 4 Credit(s).

Total Credit Hours Required in Minor: 18

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