The Levin College offers minors in Urban Studies, Environmental Studies, and Urban Services Administration. Choosing an appropriate minor can enhance students' educational experience and add a new dimension to the major field. For example, students majoring in Political Science, Economics, Sociology, or other social science areas would benefit from minoring in Urban Studies. The Environmental Studies minor is a good fit with a major in Geology, Biology, Chemistry, or Civil Engineering. Social Work or Nursing majors might consider an Urban Services Administration minor. Of course, students in any discipline may pursue a minor through the Levin College.

• Urban Studies
• Environmental Studies
• Urban Services Administration

Urban Studies stresses problem-solving in an urban environment though the application of analytic skills. The goal of the program is to teach students how to develop creative solutions. Fifty percent of the minor (10-12 hours) must be completed at CSU.

The Environmental Studies program focuses on urban environmental problems, policy issues, and the social context in which complex environmental issues exist. Fifty percent of the minor (12 credits) must be completed at CSU.

The Urban Services Administration program prepares students for management roles in complex human services organizations. Fifty percent of the minor (10-12 hours) must be completed at CSU.
Required (12 semester hours):

NOTE: Students pursuing a major in the Levin College (Urban Studies, Urban Services Administration, Environmental Studies, or Public Safety Management) cannot count more than eight (8) credits toward both the major and minor.

For more information, or to declare a minor, contact Deborah Brown, Academic Advisor, at (216) 687-2138, or e-mail d.l.brown@csuohio.edu