Business of Art (CD)

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Certificate of Development ∙ Program Code: 107 ∙ Credit Hours: 23 ∙ Contact Hours: 23

Associate Dean: Sara Glasgow

This Certificate is designed to provide a foundation of study in the Business of Art by creating a workable business plan, finding and using various business funding mechanisms and gaining a solid foundation in art. Students who complete this certificate will be prepared to begin a studio practice or strengthen their existing business.

Program Requirements: 22 Credit Hours

ARTH 110 - Art History I (3 credit hours) or
ARTH 111 - Art History II (3 credit hours) or
ARTH 112 - History of Non-Western Art (3 credit hours) or
ARTH 113 - History of Modern Art (3 credit hours)
ARTS 100 - Two-Dimensional Design (3 credit hours) or
ARTS 101 - Three-Dimensional Design (3 credit hours) or
ARTS 103 - Color Theory (3 credit hours)
ARTS 290 - Portfolio Development (1 credit hours)
ARTS 291 - The Business Of Art (3 credit hours)
ARTS 292 - The Business Of Art II (3 credit hours)
B 165 - Small Business Essentials (3 credit hours)
ENG 111 - English Composition I (3 credit hours)
M 200 - Introduction To Marketing (3 credit hours)

Additional Requirements: Choose 1 Credit Hour

CAP 100 - Computers For The Very Beginner (1 credit hour)
OAS 101 - Customer Service (1 credit hour)
SOC 115 - Anishinaabek Culture (1 credit hour)

Suggested Sequence for Full-Time Students:

Semester I (Fall)

ARTS 100 - Two-Dimensional Design (3 credit hours) or
ARTS 101 - Three-Dimensional Design (3 credit hours) or
ARTS 103 - Color Theory (3 credit hours)
ARTS 291 - The Business Of Art (3 credit hours)
ENG 111 - English Composition I (3 credit hours)
1 Art History

Semester II (Winter)

ARTS 290 - Portfolio Development (1 credit hours)
ARTS 292 - The Business Of Art II (3 credit hours)
B 165 - Small Business Essentials (3 credit hours)
M 200 - Introduction To Marketing (3 credit hours)
1 Additional Requirements

Note:

Students attending part‐time should consult with an academic advisor or the art program coordinator for a recommendation regarding sequencing of courses.