Required Courses

• OHS 200 - Concepts in One Health 3-0-3
• OHS 300 - Case Studies in One Health 3-0-3
• OHS 490 - One Health Seminar 1-0-1

• One of the three OHS focused topic courses below:

• OHS 480 - Advanced Topics in One Health 2-6 Hours
• OHS 496 - One Health Academic Internship 2-6 credit hours
• OHS 498 - Directed Studies in One Health 2-6 credit hours

• A student cannot use both 496 and 498 to satisfy the 18+ hours required for the One Health minor. Pending approval by the One Health committee, hours from OHS 480 can be applied to the elective requirement once either OHS 496 or 498 has been completed.

Elective Courses

Sufficient credit hours chosen from the courses listed below to complete the 18+ hour requirement. Must include courses from at least two different academic departments. The student is reminded that prerequisites or consent of instructor may be required for these courses.  100-level courses cannot be counted as both an elective and an OHS 200 prerequisite.  Certain courses may be substituted for One Health minor electives if deemed to be appropriate by the One Health program committee.

• BIO 107 - The Great Neglected Diseases (Foundations F4d) 3-2-4
• BIO 301 - Microbiology 2-4-4 *
• BIO 305 - General Ecology 3-3-4
• BIO 307 - Entomology 3-3-4
• BIO 334 - Wildlife Diseases 3-0-3
• BIO 335 I - Parasitology 3-3-4
• BIO 352 I - Immunology 3-0-3
• BIO 353 I - Epidemiology and Public Health 3-0-3
• ANS 302 - Veterinary Microbiology 3-2-4 *
• ANS 421 - Animal Health and Diseases 3-2-4
• CHM 315 - Analytical Chemistry 3-3-4
• CHM 475 I - Medicinal Chemistry 3-0-3
• EVS 310 I - Biogeography 3-0-3
• EVS 350 I - Case Studies in Environmental Science 3-0-3
• EVS 405 - Environmental Science Capstone 3-0-3
• MAT 303 - Linear Algebra 3-0-3
• MAT 304 - Differential Equations 3-0-3
• MAT 311 - Probability and Statistics 3-0-3
• GEO 310 - Cenozoic Global Climate Change 3-0-3
• GEO 320 - Environmental Geology 3-3-4
• GEO 420 - Hydrology 3-2-4

• *Only one of the microbiology courses can be counted toward the minor