Military Science Minor
The 91¶¶Òõ Department of Military Science provides on-campus military science instruction that is open to all students without military obligation.
Military Science – Minor
Military Science Minor
Offered as a Secondary Discipline Minor
The 91¶¶Òõ Military Science minor provides a broad academic approach drawing on Political Science, History, Communication, International Studies, Geography, Education, Psychology, Criminology, Psychology and Philosophy as well as Military Science. It is designed to produce an effective understanding of the political, social and geographical factors that shape modern military policy, tactics and strategy. Although not required, the military science minor is preferred for all students enrolled in the Army ROTC program. Students must meet all applicable requirements listed in the section of the university catalog. The military science minor program offers classes in military leadership, values, and tactics with integrated classroom and field training.
Degree Fit
Program Preparation
Individuals who are physically fit or are driven to achieve Army Physical Fitness Standards. Participants in Military Science or ROTC are those who strive to be successful students as well as leaders in the Army and community. We welcome all who are motivated to grow as leaders and seek military experience.
Degree Roadmap
ROTC cadets as well as Military Science students will be instructed on the Army Values, tactics, and leadership techniques. Courses include map reading, land navigation, Army physical training, and Army tactics. Instruction will be provided through classroom and field training to equip students with the necessary knowledge to be a successful leader in the Army and in the civilian sector.
Capstone
In the summer of their junior year, ROTC cadets will be sent to Fort Knox, Kentucky for a leadership development and assessment course. This course evaluates the student’s ability to apply leadership skills in the field and in garrison. Upon completion, all senior cadets will be placed in a staff position where they will plan and coordinate all ROTC training and events for the school year.
Section Contents: Military Science Programs
Contact the Military Science Program
Army ROTC / Military Science Department
Central Hall – Basement Floor
1275 Ashland St
Ashland, OR 97520
Phone: 541.552.6309
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