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Department Department of Computer Science
School D. R. Semmes School of Science

Minor

Use code, data, and computational models to investigate real-world questions across science, engineering, mathematics, and other STEM fields.
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Students apply computational tools to problems in physics, biology, mathematics, engineering, and related disciplines

Coursework builds skills in modeling, visualization, quantitative analysis, software development, and large-scale data analysis

Prepares students for research, technical development, graduate study, and applied STEM fields such as data science, engineering, computational biology, and computer science

Department Department of Sociology and Anthropology
School School of Social Science and Civic Engagement

Undergraduate (B.A.)

Examine how social relationships, institutions, and systems shape everyday life while building research skills to investigate inequality, health, families, crime, migration, cities, and social change.
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Students gain strong qualitative and quantitative research skills through social theory, research design, statistics, and applied methods

More than 45% of students study abroad

Graduates pursue fields such as education, law, public health, public policy, social work, research, nonprofits, and community leadership

Department Department of Modern Languages and Literatures
School Carlos Alvarez School of Arts and Humanities

Undergraduate (B.A.)

Build advanced language skills while exploring Spanish-speaking cultures, literature, history, film, and global perspectives across academic and professional contexts.
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Students develop advanced Spanish communication, cultural and literary analysis, research, interpretation, and writing skills

San Antonio’s Latinx culture connects language learning to community, history, and everyday life

Graduates pursue careers in education, healthcare, business, media, public service, nonprofit leadership, and graduate study

School Michael Neidorff School of Business

Minor

Explore the business, culture, and impact of sports while building skills in leadership, communication, analytics, marketing, ethics, and sports organization management.
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Students study the social, historical, and managerial sides of sports

Coursework includes sport management, business, marketing, resource management, law, ethics, leadership, and analytics

Pairs well with majors such as business analytics, finance, human communication, international business, marketing, mathematics, and media and communication

Department Strategic Communication
School School of Social Science and Civic Engagement

Minor

Students learn how organizations build trust, engage audiences, and communicate with purpose. The Strategic Communication minor helps you develop practical skills in messaging, audience strategy, and public communication.
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Department Sustainable Business and Environmental, Social, and Governance Strategy
School Michael Neidorff School of Business

Minor

Examine how businesses create value while accounting for environmental impact, social responsibility, and ethical governance.
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  • Practice the kind of ESG decision-making organizations face in the real world with a hands-on project.
  • San Antonio serves as a living laboratory for students to study sustainability, justice, and organizational impact. 
  • Some graduates apply their minor in settings that require community engagement, ethical leadership, and attention to social and environmental justice.

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Department Department of Human Communication and Theatre
School Carlos Alvarez School of Arts and Humanities

Undergraduate (B.A.)

Explore performance, storytelling, and production while building confidence, creativity, and collaboration skills that complement any major.
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Students study acting, directing, playwriting, design, dramatic literature, production, and theatre studies

First-year students can participate in mainstage productions, student-run projects, research, and audition travel

Graduates apply theatre skills in performing arts, media, education, nonprofit organizations, arts administration, production management, and other creative fields

Department Urban Studies
School School of Social Science and Civic Engagement

Undergraduate (B.A.)

Study how cities grow, change, and shape people’s lives through coursework in housing, transportation, policy, sustainability, and community development.
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Interdisciplinary major and minor drawing from sociology, economics, geography, history, political science, and related fields

Students explore urban issues such as housing, transportation, economic development, public policy, sustainability, and community change

Graduates pursue paths in urban planning, community development, public policy, government, nonprofit advocacy, sustainability, law, research, and related graduate programs

Department Women's and Gender Studies

Minor

Explore how gender and sexuality shape culture, identity, equity, and social change through an interdisciplinary minor grounded in critical analysis and advocacy.
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Interdisciplinary minor drawing from sociology, English, communication, modern languages, and other fields

19-credit curriculum with core courses including Sociology of Gender and Introduction to Queer Studies

Builds skills in critical analysis, research, advocacy, and interdisciplinary thinking for careers in education, law, media, nonprofits, social services, and public service