Disability Studies Minor

Curriculum

Critical Disability Studies is a growing field. This minor looks at issues related to the study of disability through courses in multiple departments and programs. Tailor your learning to suit your academic and professional interests.

An education in disability studies can enrich your professional knowledge across various fields of study. Brockport is one of the only colleges in our area with a minor in disability studies.

Curriculum & Learning Outcomes

Interdisciplinary

To truly understand how ableism works in our society, one must study it from multiple perspectives.

Our course offerings span across multiple fields of study, including, but not limited to:

• Education
• English
• Social Work
• Modern Languages and Cultures
• Women and Gender Studies
• Adapted Physical Education
• Recreation and Leisure
• African and African American Studies
• Political Science and International Studies

Admission Requirements

If you are interested in the Disability Studies Minor, please contact Milo Obourn for more information.

We recommend submitting first-year applications in October or early November. We decide your admission once you complete your application.

Next Deadline for Transfer Students

Fall Semester: August 1

Undergraduate Admissions

Career Outlook

Many fields are looking for employees with a broader understanding of disability justice. Candidates with a disability studies background are able to make their work spaces more accessible for all.

Regardless of your career interests, a minor in disability studies can make you a more desirable candidate. An understanding of disability studies will deepen your own knowledge and critical thinking skills in your field.