15 hours

1. Choose one of the following:

• ACC 334M: Health Care Accounting
  • Pre-req: ACC 310F & MAN 334M (concurrent ok) or ACC 311
• MIS 372T: 17-Healthcare Analytics (offered in Spring only)
  • Pre-req: OM 334M & Statistics

2. OM 334M/OM 235H: Health Care Operations Management

• Prerequisite: Statistics
• OM 235H is required for Business Honors.
• OM 334M is preferred to OM 235 for all Business students; however, completing OM 235 prior to admission to the minor program will count toward the course requirement with one credit waived.

3. MAN 334M: Health Care Systems Management

4. LEB 334M: Health Care Law & Policy

5. CC 334M: Healthcare Accounting

• Prerequisite: ACC 310F and MAN 334M or ACC 311

3 hours

Choose one of the following:

• ACC 334M: Health Care Accounting (use if not taken as a required course)
• MIS 372T: 3-Foundations of Healthcare IT
• MIS 372T: 17-Healthcare Analytics (offered in Spring only; use if not taken as a required course)
• BGS 372T: 5-Health Care Innovation/Entrepreneurship
• N309: Global Health (Study Abroad equivalent available)
• SOC 308S/HS 301: Intro to Health & Society
• PBH 317: Public Health
• CMS 330D: Health Decision Making (offered in Fall only)
• HED 373: Evaluation & Research Design
• ECO 325K: Health Economics (for Economics Majors)
• N 377: Leadership & Management of Nursing Care (for Nursing Majors only)

• Students must be on or switch to the 20/22 catalog. Your major must be on the same catalog as the minor.
• Submit an essay no longer than 250 words focusing on your career plans in healthcare and how the minor will help you achieve your goals.
• Previous work experience, internships, or volunteer work at a healthcare-related company or clinic is preferred.
• Membership in a healthcare-related student organization is also preferred.

See a list of student organizations

Yes. There is a process for applying to a Minor and officially pursuing it. We take care of one of the steps for you.

1. Give yourself time to complete all requirements for the Minor.

• You should have at least two semesters remaining until graduation before you apply.
• If you need three or fewer courses to complete the minor, you can apply closer to graduation.

2. Complete our online registration form (including the essay). The form will be available during the registration period.

• Fall registration period: Sept. 1 – Oct. 1
• Spring registration period: Feb. 1 – Mar. 31

3. If you are accepted into the program, we will enter your application into UT’s new certificate system. You will receive an automated email from the Registrar’s Office once that has processed that will direct you to your major/home college advisor. You must have your advisor add the Minor to your degree profile within two weeks of receiving the email.

If you already applied to the program using the main UT system, you will still need to go through our application process in order to be considered,

The admissions review process is typically completed before the first registration period in October (for Spring semester) and March (for Fall semester). We will notify you of your acceptance into the program.

If you are not accepted, you will be elgible to reapply the following application period. We will consider your previous application when evaluating your new application for admission.

Remember: You should have at least two semesters remaining until graduation unless you need three or fewer courses to complete the program. If you need more than three of the required courses, you won’t have enough time to complete them. You must complete all program courses to be eligible for graduation.

Our Fall application period is September 1 – October 1.

Our Spring application period is February 1 – March 1.

Contact us if you have questions or aren’t sure which semester you should apply for.

Always refer to the course catalog for the most up-to-date prerequisites.

Prerequisites are subject to change. Please refer to your home/major advisor for prerequisite questions or concerns.

Equivalents to ACC 311 will be accepted as transfer credit for non-business majors only.

Business majors must complete the required 18 hours from the list outlined in the UT Austin course catalog.

We highly recommend that you contact us with questions about substitiutions.

No. You must take all courses on a letter grade basis to get credit for completing the Minor.

You can complete a Study Abroad with the Texas Global Office, earning N309 credit and up to 16 hours from the world renowned University of Sydney in Sydney, Australia with the Semester Plus: Global Health Program.

This unique program allows students to explore the culture, health care systems, and global health concepts of the U.S., Australia, and the world. Email the Global Health Program Coordinator with questions or join a live Q&A.

The Maymester (May – June) course, International Perspectives on Design in Healthcare (BME 320/CHE 379/ME 379M) is another opportunity to study abroad and get elective credit. This course is offered/run by the Cockrell School of Engineering’s International Engineering Education and requires no math or physics background or prerequisites. The course is open to all majors and admissions happen on a rolling basis.

The Minor requires six unique courses (18 semester hours) in addition to any prerequisites you may need before enrolling in a required course.

Courses can be completed at your own pace; however, several of our upper-division courses are only offered in certain semesters.