Undergraduate Minors
Complement your major and broaden your expertise with an undergraduate minor from the Tulane School of Science and Engineering.
Introduces machine learning, data analysis, and intelligent systems.
Explores chemical processes essential to biological function.
Provides foundational engineering knowledge for medical applications.
Prepares students for research, health and medical sciences, or industry practice in biomedical engineering.
Examines biological processes at the cellular and molecular level.
Designs chemical and biological processes for industry, energy, and health.
Builds a strong foundation in chemical theory and laboratory practice.
Focuses on sustainable water systems and environmental infrastructure.
Explores the science, impacts, and responses to global climate change.
Studies Earth processes and environmental systems.
Examines organismal diversity and ecological relationships.
Introduces circuits, electronics, and electrical systems.
Provides interdisciplinary foundations across engineering disciplines.
Explores marine organisms and ocean ecosystems.
Lets students from any major build real marine science expertise
Studies the structure, properties, and applications of materials.
Strengthens quantitative reasoning and analytical skills.
Covers mechanics, energy systems, and machine design.
Introduces core principles of classical and modern physics.
Examines behavior and mental processes through scientific study.
Enables students to explore connections between spacecraft and habitation energy systems, planetary investigation, equipment testing, remote sensing, structure, and change.
Contact Us
Laurie O'Brien
Associate Dean
lobrien2@tulane.edu