Pre-Health Science
Minor
Explore the pre-health science minor at UW-Eau Claire
The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire's pre-health science minor is designed for students preparing for post-baccalaureate health profession programs. Students in pre-dentistry, pre-optometry, pre-chiropractic, pre-pharmacy, pre-physical therapy and other pre-professional health studies may find this minor especially helpful.
The pre-health science minor requires 24 credits from courses outside a student's major.
Why pre-health science at UW-Eau Claire?
Course variety. An array of electives allows you to study multiple topics and disciplines within the pre-health science minor. Explore courses in biology like Genetics and Human Anatomy and Physiology or courses in nursing like Body, Mind, Spirit Wellness and Navigating Health Care.
Innovative facilities. UW-Eau Claire is one of only a few schools of its size with a career center dedicated to supporting students pursuing health professions. The William J. and Marian A. Klish Health Careers Center offers one-on-one advising, opportunities to meet with professional school admissions representatives and workshops designed to build effective tools for career development and competitive applications.
Classes for pre-health science minors may include:
- Foundations of Biology I and II
- General Chemistry II with Lab
- University Physics II
- Science Writing
- Health Economics
- Introduction to Environmental Health
- Wellness: Food for Fitness
- Human Development
Learn more about the pre-health science minor in the UWEC catalog.
Related programs at UW-Eau Claire
Thinking about minoring in pre-health science? Here are a few programs that would complement your studies.
Department information
Multiple departments support this program. Learn more about them!

Biology
Phillips Science Hall 330101 Roosevelt Avenue
Eau Claire, WI 54701 Visit the Biology department website

Chemistry and Biochemistry
Phillips Science Hall 430101 Roosevelt Avenue
Eau Claire, WI 54701 Visit the Chemistry and Biochemistry department website