The Museum and Gallery Practices Minor provides a foundation in the dynamic fields of curating, exhibitions, and collections. Through a combination of history, theory, and experiential learning, students will cultivate skills in critical thinking, creative problem-solving, and communication essential for engaging diverse audiences. This minor prepares graduates to contribute fresh perspectives to museums and galleries of the future, positioning them at the forefront of reimagining how art and artifacts are collected, preserved, interpreted, and experienced in our rapidly changing world.
Required foundation courses:
Complete 8 credits from the following.
Course Code
Title
Credits
Sub-Total Credits
8
Required practicum
Complete 4 credit hours from the below list.
Course Code
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Credits
Sub-Total Credits
4
Electives
Complete 4 credit hours from the below list.
Course Code
Title
Credits
4
Sub-Total Credits
4
Total Credits
16