The minor will prepare you to provide humanistic health care.
The minor will help you understand insurance, physician and hospital services, private and public financing of care and regulation of the health care marketplace.
Learn to address critical issues such as poverty affecting populations including farmworkers, immigrants, the homeless, refugees and the working poor.
The minor will teach you how politics, institutions and culture inform and constrain health communication choices.
Understand the interaction of psychological phenomena with the epidemiology, etiology, pathogenesis, treatment and rehabilitation of physical disorders.
Understand the history of medicine
Explore health economics
Study the psychosocial and bio-cultural dimensions of environment, health and caregiving
Understand the past and its impact on modern society.
Explore the human experience from a holistic, cross-cultural perspective.
Examine the religions of the world, including their histories, symbols, structures and beliefs.
Focus on a specific historical era/topic at the graduate level.
Specialize in cultural anthropology, physical/biological anthropology, or archaeology.
Attend medical school and become a doctor.
