Arts Administration Minor

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Introduction

Arts Administration Minor is a program taught at Fresno Pacific University, USA. The program is offered in campus-based modes with full-time options.

The Arts Administration Minor at Fresno Pacific University is an option for students who want a foundation for careers in arts industries, including visual arts and performing arts such as music and theater. It also supports students who want to pair the minor with related majors such as business administration, marketing, or studio art.

The program includes lower-division minor prerequisite coursework (3 units) selected from ART 110, ART 126, ART 150, MUS 102, or THTR 105. Students then complete required core courses (15 units): ART 118, ART 370, ART 372, ART 375, and ART 475, plus one additional course selected from the listed options.

Modules

  • ART 118 - Introduction to Arts Administration Credits 3
  • ART 370 - High Performance Practices Credits 3
  • ART 372 - Creative Problem Solving Credits 3
  • ART 375 - Creative Leadership Credits 3
  • ART 475 - Career Development Credits 3
  • ART 110 - Art Appreciation Credits 3
  • ART 126 - Principles of Creativity and Innovation Credits 3
  • ART 150 - Principles of Design Credits 3
  • MUS 102 - Music Appreciation Credits 3
  • THTR 105 - Theater Appreciation Credits 3
  • ART 435 - Museum Studies Credits 3
  • ART 440 - Exhibition Design Credits 3

Admission Requirements

The minimum requirements for admission in Arts Administration Minor at Fresno Pacific University for all applicants (Domestic or International) are:

  • program specific academic requirment set by Fresno Pacific University.
  • English Language OR any other language requirments as set by Fresno Pacific University as pre-requiste for admission in Arts Administration Minor.

Note: Please check the university website in the link below.

Incoming Requirements for the Four-Year Graduation Guarantee include: Meet with your mentor during the fall semester of the freshman year; Finalize a major and begin prerequisite or lower-division major courses by the second semester of the freshman year and keep that major until graduation; Complete at least 32 units per year (average 16 per semester) with passing grades in each course; Maintain a cumulative 2.0 GPA and remain in good standing behaviorally with the university; Meet with the mentor each semester for advising before registration opens and take the courses approved by the adviser/mentor that complete general-education and major requirements, in the appropriate sequence and as they become available; Register within the first week of registration every semester to gain a spot in the classes needed; Notify mentor if unable to register for an approved course so that an alternative plan can be made; Apply for financial aid and submit required documents by appropriate deadlines; Keep student account up-to-date; Complete required courses successfully (see Academic Policies section for minimum acceptable grades) without dropping required or approved courses during a semester.

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Scholarships

80 fully funded scholarships are listed for USA. See USA scholarships.