Minor in Art
The art minor is available to any student with interest and ability in art.
Requirements: 21 credit hours
- Art 120: Art History Foundations
- Art 112: Drawing Foundations
- Art 122 2D Foundations or Art 132 3D Foundations
- 4 Additional Art courses
Contact Prof. Misty Bennett for more information.
Minor in Art History
The Art Department offers a minor in Art History, which is open to students of all majors. The Art History curriculum fosters an understanding of the historical, philosophical, and social conditions of visual culture.
Requirements: 21 credit hours.
- Art 120: Art History Foundations
- Art 220: Introduction to Art History
- Five additional courses are selected from 300- and 400-level art-history
Contact Dr. Kelly Wacker for more information.
Minor in Arts Administration
Requirement: 21 credit hours
The Arts Administration Minor consists of 21 credit hours distributed among courses in business, finance, and theatre, and three credit hours each from art, business, and communication. Students from all UM majors may minor in arts administration. The Arts Administration Minor is designed for students with an interest in leading, managing, and participating in arts organizations and activities across the arts sector.
Requirements
- GB 250 – Applied Finance for Non-Business Majors or FI 372 – Business Finance
- THEA 304 – Applied Theatre-Management (must be taken three times for a total of three credit hours)
- THEA 404 – Theatre and Arts Management
- MK 351 – Principles of Marketing Writing Reinforcement –or MG 361 – Principles of Management and Organization Theory
- COMS 344 – Organizational Communication or COMS 420 – Interpersonal Conflict Management
Electives
Select two of the following courses. The courses selected must be from different disciplines, and one must be at the 200 level of above.
- ART 100 – Art Awareness
- ART 101 – Drawing for Non-Majors
- ART 120 – Art History Foundations
- ART 220 – Introduction to Art History
- MC 210 – Introduction to Media Production
- MC 315 – Video Field and Post Production
- MUS 121 – Invitation to Listening
- THEA 120 – Introduction to Theatre
- THEA 314 – Fundamentals of Theatre Design
