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How to Apply/Declare
    Current Undergraduate Students: Declare or change your minor by completing an Undergraduate Program Add/Change form
Prospective Undergraduate Students: Apply for admission to UMass Boston by completing an application. Start by reviewing the first-year and transfer application pages for important information about requirements, deadlines, and application status checks. Use the links below to apply:
Curriculum
    
(A) Two Introductory 200-Level Studio Art Courses:
- ART 281: Drawing I
- ART 283: Introduction to Painting
- ART 286: Introduction to Sculpture
- ART 287: Introduction to Printmaking
- ART 293: Photography I
- ART 295: Introduction to Video
- ART 297: Introduction to Digital Media Art
(B) Two Advanced 300-Level Studio Art Courses:
- ART 380: Special Topics in Studio Art
- ART 381: Drawing Workshop
- ART 382: Digital Drawing
- ART 383: Painting Workshop
- ART 386: Sculpture Workshop
- ART 387: Printmaking Workshop
- ART 393: Photography Workshop
- ART 395: Video Workshop
- ART 397: Digital Media Workshop
(C ) Two Studio Art Electives:
- ART 199: Visual Thinking
- ART 208: Intro to Contemporary Practices in Fiber Art
- ART 210: Special Topics in Studio Art
- ART 220: Intro to Graphic Design
- ART 281-ART 297
- ART 380-ART 397
For the optional art history course:
Select from ART 100-ART 375
Completion Requirements
    The Studio Art Minor consists of six courses, for a total of eighteen credit hours:
- Two introductory 200-level Studio Art courses
- Two advanced Studio Art courses at the 300-level
- Two Studio Art electives (one of these can be substituted with an art
 history course).
GPA: A minimum GPA of 2.0 from all courses for the minor.
Pass/fail: No courses taken pass/fail may be applied toward the minor.
Residency: At least four of the six required courses, including two at the 300 level, must be taken at UMass Boston.
Contact
    Art & Art History Department
artdept@umb.edu
 
        
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