Minors in Art
All Minors consist of 24-hours of selected courses. Belmont students may elect to pursue a minor in any one of the following areas:
Art History Minor
Art has served a unique role in every society from the beginning of time to the present. Visual art and architecture defines human history and communicates the essential truths of every culture and society. This minor provides students an opportunity to explore focused topics in Art History by means of the two standard survey courses, four seminars in specialized topics such as Greek and Roman art, and any two studio classes. Coursework may be completed entirely at Belmont or in combination with a Study Abroad Program.
Design Communications Minor
This minor draws many students from the Music Business and Business schools because creative problem solving is central to these disciplines as well as the process of Design Communications. This minor provides students with an opportunity to explore the process completion of six levels of Design Communications courses, and the option of selecting two courses among 2D Design, Drawing, Digital Imaging, Typography and Web Page Design.
Studio Minor
In order to know the world more fully, and communicate this knowledge more intensely, the language of visual art is unsurpassed. Better communication begins with understanding and creating visual forms. These minor options provides students with an opportunity to explore a broad variety of studio classes, or to specialize in either photography or painting.
