Minor in Occupational Science
Dating, working, exercising, socializing—these and thousands of other
activities define our lives. As humans, we have a unique drive to remain
"occupied" during our waking hours. Studies show that we are most fulfilled and
healthy when involved in activities that have purpose and importance.
As a student in the Occupational Science Minor Program, you will join the
world's newest social science in studying the nature, function, and meaning of
human activities (occupations). You will:
- Gain new insights into what it means to be human
- Learn ways to enhance health and wellness through occupation
- Develop leading edge skills that will better prepare you for a career in
your chosen field
Explore how a minor in OS could support your personal and professional goals
by contacting Sarah Kelly, Director of Admissions, at (866) 385-4250 or skelly@usc.edu.
Learn more about a minor in Occupational Science:
What is Occupational Science?
Why Minor in Occupational
Science?
Enhancing Your
Major with an OS Minor
Requirements
and Courses
How to Declare a Minor
in Occupational Science |
