Military Science Minor, 20 hours

Location(s): On Campus

Print Degree Planner (opens a new window) |

CIP: 290101

Requirements

Required Courses (17 hours)

MILS 42116 - Foundations of Officership Credit Hours: 1
OR
MILS 42126 - Basic Leadership Credit Hours: 1
MILS 42216 - Individual Leadership Studies Credit Hours: 2
MILS 42226 - Leadership and Teamwork Credit Hours: 2
MILS 42300 - Leadership and Management I Credit Hours: 3
MILS 42310 - Small Unit Leadership and Tactics Credit Hours: 3
MILS 42400 - Leadership and Management II Credit Hours: 3
OR
MILS 42410 - Army Management and Organizational Systems Credit Hours: 3
HIST 33350 - American Military History Credit Hours: 3
OR
HIST 33323 - The World at War Credit Hours: 3

Advisor-Approved Electives (3)

Choose one course from below:

ECON 52150 - Principles of Macroeconomics Credit Hours: 3
GEOG 32101 - Introduction to Geography Credit Hours: 3
GEOG 32102 - People and Cultures of the World Credit Hours: 3
GEOG 32521 - Geopolitics Credit Hours: 3
MGMT 54313 - Principles of Management Credit Hours: 3
MGMT 54314 - Human Resource Management Credit Hours: 3
MGMT 54316 - Organizational Behavior and Theory Credit Hours: 3
PHIL 39275 - Professional Ethics Credit Hours: 3
POLS 34102 - Introduction to American Government and Politics Credit Hours: 3
POLS 34421 - International Conflict Resolution Credit Hours: 3
PSYC 08103 - General Psychology Credit Hours: 3
PSYC 08365 - Social Psychology Credit Hours: 3
SOC 35101 - General Sociology Credit Hours: 3

Note:

Courses used to satisfy a requirement of The Northwest Core may not be used to complete this minor.

Military Science General Information

Military Obligations: Currently an officer candidate who is commissioned through the GOLD program is assigned to a unit within the Missouri National Guard depending on his or her desires and/or the needs of the service at the time of commission.

Class Location: With the exception of a two-week paid annual training, most basic course instruction is presented on campus. Various field exercises are conducted to further enrich students’ leadership skills for advanced-course students.