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The chemistry minor provides you with added training in the physical sciences that can be tailored to your needs and professional goals. You can take courses in a variety of areas in the discipline of chemistry that would provide you with a solid foundation of knowledge of physical science. This minor pairs well with the following disciplines: biology, education, psychology, and similar disciplines. This minor is flexible and will provide you with valuable knowledge and experience in chemistry.

The child development minor is designed for students who do not have an education major but who desire strong preparation in understanding child development from birth through adolescence. This minor does not lead to teacher licensure.

Invest your life in preparing the next generation of children and their families to follow Christ and make an impact in their local communities.

A graduate certificate in Christian Studies will provide you with the tools needed to explore theological ideas, apply faith to your life, and study the word of God.

Since January 1997, school districts have had the responsibility of ensuring that coaches are qualified. The coaching minor, augmented by appropriate experience before graduation, provides a way for graduates to demonstrate formal preparation in the area of coaching.

This degree prepares you to teach English in a public or private school setting for grades 5-12 while laying the foundation for further graduate study.

The communication minor fits well with any major. Employers are looking for powerful writers and clear speakers; this program helps you build skills in both areas.

The Communication Studies major is designed to prepare students with foundational communication principles and relational communication skills for a wide variety of contexts and careers that involve working with people and are important for effective leadership, training, and service.

Northwestern’s Computer Science minor will add valuable technical skills to your chosen field. This minor is designed to introduce students to applications of computer-based systems, the development of computer algorithms, and writing code in various languages.

A criminal justice degree builds on a foundation of psychology and practical knowledge of law enforcement. You will examine the policies, principles, and social dynamics that shape the system of law. You will be prepared with the foundation for further graduate study in law or social work.

The criminal justice minor provides a background in criminology, corrections, and relevant legal issues. You'll gain practical knowledge of law enforcement and psychology by examining the policies, principles, and social dynamics that shape the system of law.

Gain an in-depth understanding of how organizations of all types and sizes use cybersecurity to protect their information, computer systems, and personnel. The Cybersecurity major provides you with the tools to effectively provide information assurance in a variety of enterprises such as business, government, and healthcare.

The cybersecurity minor is designed to add awareness of cyber security threats as well as tools and techniques for providing a solid defense against attacks for those in fields such as computer science, accounting, business, and criminal justice.

The dance minor develops dancers technically through classes in ballet, modern, jazz and tap as well as fosters creativity and artistry through choreography and performance opportunities. Additionally, the study of dance history and perspectives allows discovery in how dance relates to the Christian worldview. Emphasis is placed on maintaining the highest level of artistic integrity along with strong spiritual foundations in order to prepare students for careers in dance and related fields.

Discover an online graduate certificate in data analytics that offers training in the latest technologies and principles. Master the power of data and lead in the marketplace.

A design minor will introduce you to the principles of working with design software and design theory, as well as the critical thinking skills and interpersonal skills unique to the profession of design. Many art majors minor in design to improve their computer design skills and become familiar with the industry, as well as learn how to produce promotional materials as it relates to being a professional artist.

Experience a flexible, comprehensive Master of Divinity program that combines biblically based evangelical theology with Christian ministry. Study under passionate Bible teachers and grow in the knowledge and character needed for effective ministry and education. This M.Div. program meets ordination requirements for pastoral or chaplain positions and further doctoral studies for church ministry.

Inspire the next generation of children to be creative, compassionate, and to live with integrity. The Elementary Education major prepares you to teach and engage young minds in a public or private school setting from grades K-6. This degree will also prepare you for further graduate study.

The program prepares graduates to be engineering leaders who are able to coordinate a multidisciplinary team to research, design, and implement solutions with consideration of standard procedures, ethical practices, contemporary technologies, and the impact on creation for God-honoring service to the profession, community, and world.

The English major is divided into three concentrations: literature, writing, and literature and writing.

The English as a Second Language education (ESL) degree will prepare you to teach English to children in grades K-12 within a public or private school setting, while laying the foundation for further graduate study.

The English minor involves courses in English, literature, and literary theory to provide a breadth of knowledge for students interested in the English language.

Designed for students who are planning to start or manage a small business or start-up. The entrepreneurship minor provides a sampling of courses in accounting, finance, management, marketing, and entrepreneurship.

The environmental science minor provides you with training in environmental sciences that can be tailored to your needs and professional goals. You can study a variety of courses that give you a wide understanding of the natural and social systems and how they interact. This minor pairs well with these disciplines: education, psychology, biology, biochemistry, and similar disciplines. This minor is flexible and will provide you with valuable knowledge and experience in environmental studies.

Finance teaches you how plan to maximize wealth for individuals and organizations. Learn risk analysis, taxation, and financial planning. Understand cost accounting, financial analysis, and wealth maximization. This degree prepares you to work in both small or large businesses.

Designed for students interested in a career in risk analysis, taxation, corporate and personal financial planning, investments, cost accounting, and financial analysis. The finance minor offers a sampling of courses in business, accounting, finance, investments, and wealth management.

Discover principles of visual communication and creative design.

Learn in a discussion-oriented, great books-based liberal arts experience that complements your primary academic major.

Minnesota teacher licensure requirements, which affect the area of health education, require a full health education major for licensure. The courses included in the health education minor will provide fundamental studies but will not fully qualify an individual for teaching licensure in the area of health education.

At Northwestern, you will learn, grow, and teach together in group settings. You will take advanced internships and work alongside caring faculty. The health sciences degree is a solid underpinning to enter the professional world or for graduate study.