Would you like to go deeper into a particular area within your studies? Or have you always wanted to do something special, such as learn an additional foreign language? A minor will give you the opportunity to broaden or deepen your knowledge. Having a specific minor on your CV can also give you an advantage with employers.
A minor is an essential part of studying at a university of applied sciences and is usually taken in the third or fourth year. It consists of 30 credits and aims to deepen or broaden your knowledge and skills. In a deepening minor, you specialise in a specific aspect of your future profession, while a broadening minor focuses on more general topics relevant to your future career.
