Minor in Ceramics, Glass, Jewelry and Metals
Students will explore introductory, intermediate, and advanced course work in the media areas of Ceramics, Glass, and Jewelry + Metals. Students will complete 6 credits of 200 level introductory studio courses in one or two of these areas, then complete an additional 9 credits of course work in 300 and 400 level classes in any of the three areas. This minor program is only open to current art majors, but not Graphic Arts Management majors.
Only up to 6 credits of this minor may overlap with a student's major requirements.
The structure of this program allows a student to specialize in one studio area or take a range of courses in Ceramics, Glass, and Jewelry+Metals. But it is important to keep in mind that certain upper level courses may require specific prerequisites beyond introductory studio courses. Students should work with their advisor to develop a plan of study for the minor.
15 credits
Introductory Studio Courses, 6 credits
Complete 6 credits of introductory studio courses from:
Intermediate and Advanced Studio Courses, 9 credits
Students must complete 9 credits of 300 or 400 level ACR studio courses in the areas of Ceramics, Glass, Jewelry+Metals, including ACR 299x Experimental Topics but excluding ACR 418, 428, 438 (senior projects).
Students can specialize in one studio area or select courses from more than one studio area based on interest and availability.
Total Credit Hours: 15
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For BFA Art majors, BFA Visual Arts/Animation majors, BA/BS Art Education majors, and BA Art majors, a maximum of 6 credits can overlap with major requirements. At least 9 credits of the minor must be taken in addition to all major requirements, including electives.
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This minor compliments the BA in Studio Art program, allowing these students to potentially add an additional art credential to their studies.
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Consult individual course descriptions for details. Certain classes may not be available to minors, and other 3** or 4** level classes may require specific 2** level courses as prerequisites. Consult individual course descriptions for details. A student may seek permission from individual course faculty if a prerequisite is not met, but that permission is not guaranteed.