University of Houston College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences 46 courses 15 total credits
College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences > Department of Modern and Classical Languages > India Studies Minor The minor in India Studies requires 15 semester hours (at least 9 advanced hours) taken from the courses listed below. Other courses with content relevant for India Studies may be petitioned and require approval from the Chair of Modern and Classical Languages. A minimum of 9 hours must be taken in residence. No more than one independent study course may be applied toward the minor. A student must earn a 2.00 cumulative grade point average in courses attempted in the minor field at the University of Houston.
| Total Credits | 15 credits |
Courses
(Either ANTH 3381 or RELS 3381 ; only one will count toward the minor) (Either GSL 3356 or INDI 3356 ; only one will count toward the minor) (Either INDI 3355 or RELS 3355 ; only one will count toward the minor) (Either GSL 3372 or INDI 3372 ; only one will count toward minor) (Either POLS 3382 or RELS 3382 ; only one will count toward the minor) (Either RELS 3381 or ANTH 3381 ; only one will count toward the minor) (Either GSL 3372 or INDI 3372 ; only one will count toward the minor)
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