Canadian-American Center

	Canadian Studies Minor
	The Canadian-American Center administers one of the largest and most comprehensive Canadian Studies programs in the country. Students have a unique opportunity for interdisciplinary study of Canada in all colleges. Students may select from more than ninety courses about Canada. The program is particularly strong in Anthropology, Archaeology, Economics, French, History, and Political Science. In addition, there are course offerings in the professional schools of Art, Business Administration, Education, English, Forestry, Franco-American Studies, Geography, Geology, Journalism, Law, and Native American Studies.
	Requirements for a MINOR
	Undergraduate students may obtain a minor in Canadian Studies by taking 18 credit hours of Canadian courses. The courses must include:
	CAN 101: Introduction to Canadian Studies Two Courses that contain 100% Canadian Content Three additional Courses that contain 25% or more Canadian Content Note: Courses taken at a Canadian university through the Canada Year Program or Study Abroad in Canada semester may also be included in the minor and applied toward the 18 credits.
	For more information about requirements and procedures for a Minor in Canadian Studies, contact Raymond Pelletier, Associate Director, Canadian-American Center.
	Last updated: 16 July, 2007