The Minor Health, Wellness, and Sport at the University of Dubuque is designed for students seeking to deepen their understanding of personal and community well-being, alongside foundational knowledge of human anatomy and kinesiology. You will explore the multifaceted impacts of comprehensive health and wellness on quality of life, preparing you to contribute positively to individual and societal health outcomes. This undergraduate minor is ideal for those who wish to integrate a strong health and wellness perspective into their primary field of study, fostering a holistic approach to human potential.
This minor is studied on campus full-time over four years, providing a structured yet flexible learning experience. You will engage with core subjects including Introduction to Health, Wellness and Sport, Human Anatomy and Kinesiology, and Human Nutrition, alongside activity classes. Electives allow you to tailor your focus, with options in Sports Psychology, Biomechanics, or Management and Leadership in Sports Organizations. You will graduate with a well-rounded understanding of health sciences, enhancing your primary degree and opening pathways to careers in fitness, community health, and sports-related fields.