Undergraduate Minors, Tracks and Microcredentials

Enhance your knowledge of population health

An undergraduate minor is an excellent way to:

  • Enhance your knowledge of population health;
  • Boost your chances of being accepted to medical, dental or law school;
  • Make you a more competitive candidate for jobs in a variety of industries, including health care, human services, law, education, environmental services, and business.

A minor is just 15 credit hours, making it easy to fit into most undergraduate schedules.

Minors and Tracks

Community Health

Gain the knowledge, skills and hands-on experience to improve the health of communities.

Epidemiology

Receive an introduction to the application of epidemiological methods to real world public health challenges and research.

Global Health

Gain an understanding of the connections between the environment and health.

Health Administration

Learn what it takes to run a health care organization.

Healthcare Administration Track in Dental Hygiene

Learn all about how to deliver the best care to your patients.

Health Data Science

Use cutting edge technologies to gain insights in biomedical data.

Public Health

Discover the factors that contribute to a successful population health strategy.

Microcredentials

Social Determinants of Health

Meet the expectations of public health, healthcare, and community-oriented employers.

Ready to get started?

Apply for a minor from the Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public Health by completing the application for a minor form.

Alternative accessible formats of the application can be obtained upon request by contacting fsphinfo@iu.edu.