Arts Management Minor (AMGT)
Students will develop an understanding of arts management practices, exploring the intersection of creative vision and strategic organizational leadership. This minor offers a flexible path for students to select electives based on their unique areas of focus, preparing them for diverse career paths within the creative industries.
Students graduating with a minor in Arts Management will be able to:
- Demonstrate an understanding of arts & culture management, including types of artistic/cultural work, organizational structures, and the strategic management process;
- Develop an understanding of the current arts ecosystem, cross-sectoral intersections, and current issues facing the field;
- Demonstrate an understanding of arts & culture marketing, financial management, grants, fundraising, and leadership;
- Learn and apply real-world skills in event/program planning, implementation and evaluation; audience/community development and project management.
| Code | Title | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| AMGT 130 | Introduction to Arts Management | 3 |
| Select five of the following electives: | 15 | |
| Arts and Culture Marketing | ||
| Financial Management in Arts and Culture | ||
| Writing for Arts and Culture | ||
| Grants and Fundraising | ||
| Museum Studies | ||
| Performing Arts Management | ||
| Community Arts and Education | ||
or AMGT 345H | Honors: Community Arts Education | |
| Artist Entrepreneurship | ||
| Arts and Culture Research | ||
| Arts and Culture Leadership | ||
| Legal Issues in Arts and Culture | ||
| Topics in Arts Management | ||
| Advanced Performing Arts Management | ||
| Community Engagement in Arts & Culture | ||
| Teaching Assistantship | ||
| Supervised Independent Study | ||
| Internship in Arts & Culture | ||
| Total Hours | 18 | |