The minor consists of 12 credit hours of history course work at the 2000 level and above. Of these, at least 6 credit hours must be at the 3000 level and above. Courses at the 1000 level cannot be used on the minor. (HISTORY-MN)

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The minor in African American & African Studies (AAAS) consists of 15 semester hours. No area of concentration is required to fulfill the minor program. If students complete the minor, according to guidelines, they need only to file the Minor Program Form with their Arts and Sciences advisors. (AFAMAST-MN)

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The International Studies minor consists of 15 credit hours in one of nine specializations. Six have an area studies focus, while the other three are centered around contemporary world affairs. (INTSTD-MN)

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Oral history is a tremendously powerful and important tool in today’s world of Jewish Studies. The minor in Jewish Oral History at Ohio State combines a background in modern Jewish history, needed to understand the significance of such oral histories, with knowledge of the proper techniques and legal issues involved in recording oral histories through various media.

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The goal of the Jewish Studies Minor is to provide an overview of Jewish culture, history, and thought from the biblical period to the present. The minor will offer an appreciation of how Jewish culture, history, and thought can be applied to practices in the legal, educational, and other fields. (JEWSHST-MN)

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The religious studies minor employs an academic approach to religion, stressing its role as an important dimension of human experience in different cultural contexts. (RELSTDS-MN)

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The Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies Undergraduate Program at the Ohio State University offers both a major leading to a BA degree and a minor designed to complement studies in other academic fields. (WOMSTDS-MN)

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The Department of History is a large and diverse department with over 200 students currently pursuing advanced study in 18 different fields of history. Ranked in the top quartile nationally, the department has approximately 150 graduate students from across the U.S. and around the world to pursue advanced study in 20 different fields of history. (MA, PhD)

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The Master of Arts degree in African American and African Studies prepares students for further studies in discipline-based PhD programs with specialization in any aspect of the Black experience, as well as in professional programs like law and education. (MA, PhD)

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The Department of Classics offers graduate programs anchored in solid knowledge of the relevant languages: Ancient Greek, Latin and/or Modern Greek as each student's particular course of study demands, as well as reading abilities in appropriate modern languages such as French, German, and Italian. (MA, PhD)

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Graduate work in Comparative Studies is interdisciplinary and cross-cultural, addressing complex processes of cultural change, stability, and interaction, with particular attention to the construction of knowledge and the dynamics of power and authority. (MA, PhD)

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Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies (WGSS) is an interdisciplinary field of research and teaching that places gender and its intersection with sexuality at the center of inquiry. (MA, PhD)

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