Minor in Photography

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Eligibility

The Photography Minor is designed to offer an aesthetic, technical, critical, and practical understanding of photography and its myriad applications, including marketable production knowledge and techniques. The curriculum emphasizes individual artistic development while integrating theory, experimentation, critique and professional preparedness.

Program Requirements

The Minor in Art consists of 21 semester hours made up of six foundation core courses and one photography elective, as follows:

Primary Studio: 18 s.h.

PHOT 11251 - Introduction to Film Photography Credits: 3
PHOT 11380 - Digital Photography Credits: 3
PHOT 11350 - Intermediate Digital Photography Credits: 3
PHOT 11406 - Advanced Photography Credits: 3
PHOT 11388 - Contemporary Issues in Photography Credits: 3
or
ARHS 03241 - History of Photography Credits: 3
PHOT 11407 - Capstone in Photography Credits: 3

Photography Elective: 3 s.h.

Select one studio course from the list below in consultation with your advisor and with faculty. Note: If intermediate courses are selected, prerequisites listed in the catalog descriptions of these courses must be met.

PHOT 11276 - Intermediate Film Photography Credits: 3
PHOT 11375 - Non-Silver Imagery
PHOT 11385 - Large Format Photography
PHOT 11386 - Photographic Lighting Credits: 3
PHOT 11387 - Editorial Photography Credits: 3
PHOT 11390 - Special Topics in Photography Credits: 3
PHOT 11408 - Expanded Photography Credits: 3 (formerly “Advanced Photo Techniques”)
PHOT 09375 - Video Art Credits: 3
ARHS 03425 - Special Problems in Art History Credits: 3 (if content is photography related)

Total Required Credits for the Program: 21 s.h.

Advisor
advise@rowan.edu