Minor in Interdisciplinary Disability Studies

Who is this program for?

A minor in interdisciplinary disability studies is perfect for students interested in understanding the social, cultural, and political aspects of disability. It prepares students for careers in advocacy, social work, public policy, healthcare, education, or nonprofit organizations focused on disability rights and inclusion.

Program Overview

Want to help empower people? The Interdisciplinary Disability Studies minor will allow you to gain knowledge and skills to work with and support people with disabilities and their families, helping them live life to the fullest. Learn to empower and be an advocate for anyone who needs help. 

Offered by the College of Education
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Credit Hours
15
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Credential
Minor

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What You'll Learn

The Interdisciplinary Disability Studies minor will allow you to gain knowledge and skills to work with and support people with disabilities and their families, helping them live life to the fullest. Learn to empower and be an advocate for anyone who needs help.  This interdisciplinary program will introduce topics such as case management, helping skills, trauma and crisis, and disabilities across ages.


Degree requirements, course descriptions and academic policies for all programs are detailed in the University Catalog.

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