Northwestern University School of Communication 7 courses 7 total credits
https://communication.northwestern.edu/academics/communication-sciences-and-disorders/undergraduate-programs/minor-human-communication-sciences.html The minor in human communication sciences enables students to expand their understanding of the physical and physiological principles underlying communication. The minor is suited to students who want to learn about communication-based health issues, or to apply the knowledge and skills gained from their major to health-related industries by which they can help others. It is a strong complement to studies in therapies that use art, dance, or theatre to reach children with learning disabilities or other developmental difficulties. All courses for SoC majors, minors, fields of concentration and distribution requirements must be completed with a grade of C- or higher and may not be taken P/N.
Minor Requirements
1 neurobiology course selected from the following options: CSD 202-0 may also be replaced by BIOL_SCI 302-0, NEUROSCI 202-0.
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| CSD 202-0 or PSYCH 221-0 | Neurobiology of Communication or Introduction to Neuroscience | 1 |
| Total Minor Requirements | 7 credits | |
Minor Requirements
3 core CSD courses:
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