The O'Neill School of Public and Environment Affair's wide variety of minors and certificates address environmental, health, policy, and management issues from a variety of perspectives, and may be an ideal compliment to your major, no matter what it may be.
At O'Neill, our multidisciplinary faculty and subject areas address environmental, health, public policy, and management issues from a variety of perspectives—that makes a minor through O'Neill an ideal complement to majors across many fields. Check with your degree-granting unit at Indiana University to make sure you are eligible for the O'Neill minor (or minors!) you choose. Some degree-granting units at IU may allow only one, or only certain O'Neill minors.
For non-O'Neill students only, add a minor in Public and Environmental Affairs.
Each minor requires 15 hours of specified courses with a 2.000 grade point average. (Note: some degree-granting units at IU may require a specific grade in minor courses. Check with your school for any specific rules.)
If you're an O'Neill student, you may double count up to 6 credit hours of minor courses with any other O'Neill academic program. Each O'Neill minor must have at least 9 hours that do not count toward any other O'Neill academic program. If you're a non-O'Neill student, you cannot double count courses between O'Neill minors or certificates.
See minor course requirementsYou must see a O'Neill advisor to apply for a minor. Call us at (812) 855-0635 to schedule an appointment, or visit us during our walk-in hours, available throughout the fall and spring semesters:
Monday - Friday, 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
We offer certificates in a wide variety of areas—from arts to the environment, and everything in between. Fulfill and refine your interests by learning the tools you need to examine complex issues and critical problems related to the field of study you choose. An O'Neill certificate can complement your bachelor's degree, with a broad and interdisciplinary outlook and education.
You may be eligible to apply for a certificate if you are a bachelor's degree student at Indiana University and in good academic standing. Apply for your certificate before completing 15 credit hours of certificate coursework.
You must see an O'Neill advisor to apply for your certificate. Call us at (812) 855-0635 to schedule an appointment, or meet us during our walk-in hours:
Monday - Friday, 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Through the Johnson Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation at the Kelley School of Business, you may be eligible to pursue a Cross Campus Certificate in Innovation. For more information on this certificate, contact Monika Herzig on O'Neill's faculty.
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