Photography (Minor)

The minor in photography is a concentrated program of study that lets the student design her/his approach to the photographic arts. It takes the processes of optical and mechanical reproduction as its starting points and emphasizes the role(s) of photography historically through culture. A total of six courses are required for a photography minor.

​Course Requirements

• Choose any two Photography courses from the following list:
• ART 101 DIGITAL TOOLS FOR VISUAL THINKERS
  or ART 105 TWO-DIMENSIONAL FOUNDATIONS
• ART 200 ART & ARTISTS IN CONTEMPORARY CULTURE
  or ART 118 THINKING PHOTOGRAPHY

• Choose any four Photography courses from the following list:
• ART 224 BEGINNING DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
• ART 225 BEGINNING PHOTOGRAPHY
• ART 226 VIDEO ART
• ART 289 EXPERIMENTAL VIDEO ART
• ART 321 INTERMEDIATE DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
• ART 323 INTERMEDIATE PHOTOGRAPHY
• ART 325 ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY PROJECTS
• ART 328 DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHY
• ART 329 ADVANCED DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
• ART 332 TOPICS IN PHOTOGRAPHIC PRACTICE
• ART 395 SPECIAL TOPICS IN STUDIO PRACTICE
• HAA 265 HISTORY OF PHOTOGRAPHY

Students majoring in Art, Media and Design (BA) or minoring in Studio Art are restricted from earning this minor.