Minor Courses

A minor course in a undergraduate programme is a secondary area of academic specialization that a student chooses in addition to their primary field of study, known as the major. It is designed to complement or broaden a student’s academic experience by providing structured learning in another discipline. Although it is not as intensive or comprehensive as a major, a minor still follows a defined curriculum with specific course requirements set by the institution. This allows students to develop foundational knowledge and skills in an additional subject area without the need to pursue a full second degree. While your major is your main focus and typically determines your core academic and career pathway, a minor involves a smaller number of courses and offers greater flexibility in choice. Students often select a minor that either supports their major or reflects a personal interest