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Our programs in the arts, sciences and business administration emphasize deep understanding and effective practice.
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The Arts Administration Major requires 11 courses.
Students in the Arts Administration Major will choose one of two areas of concentration: Museum Studies - which includes art museums and galleries, as well as non-profit arts organizations
Performing Arts - which may be focused on theatre, music or dance
Students may also find that this major fits well as a double major with, Art History, Business, Marketing, or Communication.
1 Students may take three semesters of the same 1-credit performance-based course from the following list and count it as one 100-level course:
2 Students may take three semesters of the same one-credit production-based course below and count it as one 200-level course:
3 Students may take three semesters of the same one-credit dance-based course below and count it as one 300-level course:
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