As a field, Black Studies grew out of liberation struggles for Black people in the United States and across the Diaspora. The minor offers opportunities for students committed to bringing to light the hidden histories, submerged thought, and radical visions of a future without raw

1. Develop strong critical thinking skills.


2. Practice collaborative problem solving.


3. Gain hands-on experience in research.


4. Equip yourself with skills to tackle real-world problems in your career.


5. Prepare yourself for opportunities in industry, government, and nonprofits.

Black Studies

College of Arts and Sciences
541-346-4601
chemistry.uoregon.edu

• CH 21-223 or CH 224H-226H (for more advanced students)


• CH 227-229 or CH 237-239


• CH 331 and 335


• CH 461 and 462 (note CH 336 is required for CH 461)

Required       34 credits
Electives         4 credits

Total       38 credits

• Research firms


• Federal, state, and local government agencies


• Nonprofits and non-governmental organizations


• Health-related fields


• Environmental and forensic sciences

• Experimental design


• Technical writing


• Project management


• Problem identification


• Problem solving and creative thinking

• Anthropology


• Biology


• Business Administration


• Human Physiology


• Mathematics

Tykeson College and Career Advising
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