Anthrozoology Minor

The Anthrozoology Minor is designed for students who want to concentrate on mankind’s relationships with other animal species. This minor is open to any student from any major.

Required Course
ANZ 101Anthrozoology3
Additional Courses
Select 15 credits from the following:15
Historical Perspectives on Human-Animal Relations
Psychology of the Human-Animal Bond
Equine Evolution and Behavior
Animal Assisted Interventions
Cross Cultural Perspectives on Anthrozoology
Animals, Public Policy, and the Law
Humane Education
Animal Welfare
Conservation Education
Children and Animals
Biocultural Diversity Conservation in Costa Rica
Internship 1 (491A, Anthrozoology Related)
Internship 2 (492A, Anthrozoology Related)
Independent Research (Anthrozoology Project) 1
Animals in the Ancient World
Animals in Film and Literature
Animals in Art
Animal Ethics
Religious Perspectives on Animals
Total Credits18
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 ABEC 495 may be used for the minor with permission of program director.

Minors are an important part of the undergraduate curriculum.  If students declare a minor by sophomore year, they can usually complete it in a timely manner.  Students should work with their advisor to determine if it is possible that the minor can be completed by graduation.  

To receive a minor, a student must complete at least 9 credit hours of coursework distinct from their major(s) and from other minors, and students must complete more than 50% of the coursework required for the minor at Canisius. Please note that “ancillary/supporting” courses required for a major may still count as distinct courses as long as the remaining coursework still meets the 30 credit-hours required for a major. For more information about minor policies, please see the Declaring Majors and Minors page in the catalog.