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Dec 03, 2024
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2015-2016 Undergraduate Bulletin [ARCHIVED BULLETIN]
Arts Management, B.A.
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Director
Joseph L. Rivers, Music and Film Studies
The Bachelor of Arts in arts management curriculum outlined below provides an interdisciplinary program in arts management, business, performing arts and an area of artistic specialization in art, film studies, music, or theatre. The degree prepares students for careers in arts organizations, arts related businesses and graduate study in arts management. Students are also required to complete an arts management internship as a capstone experience to practically apply the concepts and techniques learned in the classroom. Semester internships may be completed locally, regionally, nationally, and/or internationally through special arrangements.
All students complete the following core studies in arts management. Because of the interdisciplinary nature and the number of courses required for the major, students in arts management are required to complete an Advertising Minor or Advertising Certificate .
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Arts Management Core Studies (30 hours)
Specialization Tracks
Students complete one artistic specialization track in visual art, music, theatre or film studies. Students may also, with permission of an arts management advisor, select a generalist track.
Visual Art Track (18 hours)
Music Track (18 hours)
- Music Theory: MUS 1003 , MUS 1013 , MUS 1023 , or higher (6 hours)
- Applied Music and Music Ensemble Electives with at least one hour in each (3 hours)
- 3000 - 4000 Level Music History or Music Literature Elective (3 hours)
- 3000 - 4000 Level Music Electives (6 hours)
One of the following courses:
One of the following courses:
One of the following courses:
Film Studies Track (18 hours)
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Block courses
Students are required to take the following block courses in their core curriculum depending on their arts management track. Block courses are not counted as hours in the major.
Designated Block I Requirement (6 hours)
Designated Block II Requirement (6 hours)
Notes:
*Arts Practicums are taken in three different areas chosen from Art, Music, Film or Theatre. Arts Management Practicum I, II, and III will substitute for any requirements of THEA 1220 . Students in the theatre track must take AM 3011 .
**STAT 2013 may count toward fulfillment of the University math requirement.
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