Define Your Course of StudyAt Minerva we believe that you should set the direction for your education within a flexible framework. Your coursework is deliberately structured to impart a versatile and powerful set of cognitive abilities, enable exploration across diverse fields, and foster mastery in your selected area of concentration.Because the world is rapidly changing — with societies and industries becoming increasingly interconnected — many of today’s careers will become obsolete, as new ones are invented or emerge organically. This new reality mandates a new approach to specialization, wherein any area of expertise must also provide the flexibility to adapt.That is why majors at Minerva are different from those offered at other universities. You can choose to earn your undergraduate degree in five accredited colleges —,. Within each of these majors, are six concentrations that are more focused specializations in each field.The majors at Minerva are conceived as an interrelated matrix of courses, wherein every class offered is essential to one of the five fields.
Arts & HumanitiesThe arts and humanities take the history of creative human thought and expression and apply it to understanding and contextualizing events, ideas, policies, and human relationships. They foster an appreciation for other ideas, eras, and cultures, as well as the development of new ideas and new ways of looking at the world. The Arts & Humanities major helps you become a better thinker, leader, innovator, and informed global citizen with a social conscience and the ability to implement your ideas through persuasive communication in different media and formats.As an Arts & Humanities major, you are required to take the courses that provide a foundation the Arts & Humanities concentrations, as well as electives from courses offered in other majors. In addition, you will complete additional elective courses, senior Tutorials, the Capstone courses, as well as the Manifest term.
Examine the humanities by putting them into their social, cultural, political, and economic contexts. Investigate the divergent responses of different societies to the challenges they face. Understand the evolution of the arts and literature around the world, within their socio-economic, political, and cultural frameworks. Understand how and why our notions of ethical and legal systems, as well as their applications, have changed in response to new ideas about the role of individuals and institutions in society. BusinessPrivate enterprise is one of the world’s primary drivers of wealth, employment, technological advances, and social progress.
Effective business leaders need an understanding of corporate and market dynamics, the strategy and mechanics behind transactions, and the operational complexity involved with turning a local success into a global enterprise, or taking a new idea from proposal to profitability. The Business major prepares you for leadership and innovation in top global organizations.As a Business major, you are required to take the courses that provide the foundation for the Business concentrations, as well as electives from courses offered in other majors. In addition, you will complete additional elective courses, a Business practicum, the Capstone courses, as well as the Manifest term. Computational SciencesComputational sciences provide the scientific foundations for making sense of natural, human-mediated, and social phenomena through analytics, computational methods, and modeling. In an age of ubiquitous — and often overwhelming — data, the ability to harness that data to reflect, reach out and make better decisions is increasingly crucial. The Computational Sciences major prepares you to use logic and data analysis to make informed decisions and solve complex problems.As a Computational Sciences major, you are required to take the courses that provide the foundation for the Computational Sciences concentrations, as well as electives from courses offered in other majors.
In addition, you will complete additional elective courses, senior Tutorials, the Capstone courses, as well as the Manifest term. Natural SciencesScientists and engineers use theories and findings of the physical and chemical sciences as well as the biological and biomedical sciences to develop new technologies, improving the lives of millions of people around the world. Making effective decisions in many technology-oriented organizations requires a deep understanding of the natural sciences. The Natural Sciences major gives students the practical knowledge to become leaders and innovators in science and technology-based organizations.As a Natural Sciences major, you are required to take the courses that provide the foundation for the Natural Sciences concentrations, as well as electives from courses offered in other majors.
In addition, you will complete additional elective courses, senior Tutorials, the Capstone courses, as well as the Manifest term. Social SciencesThe social sciences apply the methods of science to understand the ways people think and act — individually, in groups, and in societies — and the ways that biology and the environment interact to make each of us unique.
Research findings from the social sciences inform public policy on a wide range of issues, such as reducing crime, designing effective political campaigns, helping people overcome addictions, crafting economic/labor policies, and convincing people to conserve resources. The Social Sciences major prepares you to analyze and solve myriad complex societal challenges.As a Social Sciences major, you are required to take the courses that provide the foundation for the Social Sciences concentrations, as well as electives from courses offered in other majors. In addition, you will complete additional elective courses, senior Tutorials, the Capstone courses, as well as the Manifest term.
Learn how to use cognitive science to illuminate questions about the mind, including what the nature of thinking and emotion how the two interact in human beings. Investigate the anatomy, physiology, and chemistry of the brain, how they relate to the mind, and what implications brain science more generally has for society as a whole.
Explore how to use the science of psychology to become a more effective member of society: to be more persuasive, set better goals, lead effectively, and promote positive behavior changes in yourself and others.
ByFandoms:.24 Oct 2019 Tags.SummaryHarry begins his second year at Hogwarts, but under troubled circumstances. Sirius Black, a feared murderer (and the man responsible for his parents' deaths!) has disappeared from Azkaban, someone is trying to keep him from attending Hogwarts, and he continues his studies with Dumbledore.
Join Harry on his new journey through the triumphs and tribulations of second year and third year. Series.Part 3 ofLanguage: English Words: 94,546 Chapters: 14/14 Comments: Kudos: Bookmarks: Hits: 2737. By,Fandoms:.22 Jun 2019 Tags.Summary“You know,” Minerva says, when she’s lying on the bed, mostly naked, and Rolanda is sitting on her, kissing her face. “I have tickets for the cross-country race. I know it’s not Quidditch, but I’ll bet Krum will win.” “You still owe me thirty Galleons for the last match, McGonagall,” Rolanda says, “finish one bet before you make another, please.”-Where Rolanda and Minerva love Quidditch and each other, and figure out their secrets together. Series.Part 2 ofLanguage: English Words: 25,187 Chapters: 1/1 Collections: Comments: Kudos: Bookmarks: Hits: 419.
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ByFandoms:,.26 Mar 2019 Tags.SummaryMamoru's identity is still a mystery to the Sailor Senshi but he's fallen to second on their list of concerns. Voldemort is on the rise in Wizarding Britain and the Sailor Scouts have been drawn into the fight - even as Voldemort has become fixated on one of their own. With their team split between Hogwarts and the Order, what effect will that have on the growing war, and what consequences are there now that the senshi find themselves in the crosshairs. Series.Part 2 ofLanguage: English Words: 278,209 Chapters: 17/19 Comments: Kudos: Bookmarks: Hits: 4854.