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Each one of SUNY Plattsburgh’s 70+ programs comes with a promise — you will be given the tools to go farther. Leading professors, experiential learning opportunities, and alumni networking connections are all available to help you succeed.

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  1. Neurobiology Minor

    Learn how the nervous system’s biology affects learning, memory and behavior.

    • Main Campus
  2. Nutrition Minor

    ​Acquire a basic understanding of food & nutrition, as well as select courses such as public health, sports nutrition, culinary arts and more.

    • Main Campus
  3. Personal Trainer Minor

    Gain an understanding of nutrition, wellness & fitness, the science of exercise and how to create personalized fitness programs for clients.

    • Main Campus
  4. Perspectives on the Environment Minor

    Get an introductory background in environmental science and the human dimensions ranging from environmental interpretation, to policy, planning and environmental issues analysis.

    • Main Campus
  5. Philosophy Minor

    The minor introduces you to Western philosophy, logic, and the history of philosophy.

    • Main Campus
  6. Photography Minor

    Photography is everywhere. In this 18-credit minor, discover where photography fits in the art world and in your world, as well.

    • Main Campus
  7. Physics Minor

    ​Take your first three courses with physics majors, then choose courses from a list of advanced topics which can add value to your college program.

    • Main Campus
  8. Planning Minor

    ​Prepare for a career in urban and community planning by learning how zoning, traffic, building density, and recreational facilities impact communities.

    • Main Campus
  9. Political Science Minor

    Courses include U.S. and world politics, political history and analysis; with electives in law, public policy, and world affairs.

    • Main Campus
  10. Psychology Minor

    Strengthen your employment potential and preparation for graduate school in a wide variety of areas, including business, education, criminal justice and communication disorders.

    • Main Campus
    • Queensbury
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