GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES

LOWER-DIVISION MAJOR REQUIREMENTS (12 SEMESTER CREDITS)

Note: Courses with parenthetical notations also meet the General Education requirement for the category identified in italics.

Lower-Division Required Courses (6 Semester Credits)

DEPT	COURSE #	TITLE
BUS	1000	Introduction to Business
MGMT	2000	Principles of Management

Lower-Division Arts Elective (6 Semester Credits)

Choose any six credits of the following. Courses are 3 credits unless otherwise indicated:

DEPT	COURSE #	TITLE
ARTS	1000	Introduction to Visual Arts (Creative Arts)
ARTS	1003	Sustainable Art and Design (Sustainable World)
ARTS	2010	Drawing
ARTS	2150	Introduction to Design (Creative Arts)
ARTH	2301	Topics in World Art History (Creative Arts)
ENG	2000	Art of Literature
ENG	2100	Reading Literature, Film, Culture (Critical Thinking and Expression)
MC	2200	First Amendment and Intellectual Property
MULT	1100	Foundations of Multimedia Production (Technology and Innovation)
MULT	2000	Global Cinema Studies (Global Crossroads and Diversity)
MULT	2060	Modern Media Systems
MULT	2460	Graphic Design
MULT	2465	Motion Picture Production
MUS	1000	Introduction to Classical Music (Creative Arts)
MUS	1400	Music Fundamentals
MUS	1600	Hula Performance (1 credit)
MUS	1710	International Chorale (1 credit)
MUS	2101	Music in World Cultures (Creative Arts)
MUS	2400	Music Theory
THEA	2000	Theatre Laboratory (1-2 credits)
THEA	2320	Acting I: Basic Acting for Stage and Screen (Creative Arts)
WRI	2601	Introduction to Creative Writing (Creative Arts)

LOWER-DIVISION LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS (0-8 SEMESTER CREDITS)

Two semesters of the same language, or demonstrated proficiency at second-semester level of an approved language. See Modern Language Requirements section for more details on demonstrating proficiency other than by taking courses.

UPPER-DIVISION MAJOR REQUIREMENTS (37 SEMESTER CREDITS)

Upper-Division Required Courses (9 Semester Credits)

DEPT	COURSE #	TITLE
ARTS	3000	Arts Entrepreneurship
MKTG	3000	Principles of Marketing
WRI	3420	Grant Writing

Applied Promotion, Organizational or Law Restricted Elective (3 Semester Credits)

Choose one of the following:

DEPT	COURSE #	TITLE
MC	3730	New Media Strategies and Sales
MC	3750	Special Events Planning
MGMT	3200	Small Business Management
PADM	3600	Non-Profit Management

Arts & Markets majors, working with a faculty advisor, choose from one of the concentrations below, and to that concentration add elective choices to fulfill a self-designed thematic program.

Visual and Studio Arts Concentration (Minimum of 12 Credits)

Choose from the following, minimum of 12 credits (at least 6 from ARTS):

DEPT	COURSE #	TITLE
ARTS	3010	Introduction to Sculpture
ARTS	3020	Introduction to Painting
ARTS	3030	Intermediate Drawing
ARTS	3051	Photography
ARTS	4901	Advanced Studio Projects
ARTH	3@ or 4@	Any UD ARTH course
MC	3120	Writing for Digital Media
MULT	3475	Web Interface and Design
MULT	3500	Cinematography Workshop
MULT	3510	Non-Linear Audio-Visual Editing
MULT	3780	Global Documentary
PHIL	3501	Philosophy of Art and Aesthetics
WRI	3391	Literary Magazine
WRI	3930	Fresh Perspectives (1-3 credits)

Theatre Concentration (12 Credits)

Choose from the following to reach a minimum of 12 credits (at least 6 from THEA):

DEPT	COURSE #	TITLE
CLST	3030	Ancient Drama
ENG	4100	Shakespeare Seminar
MULT	3600	Creative Narrative Production
MULT	4590	Feature Film Screenwriting
MUS	3020	Vocal Pedagogy
MUS	3030	History of American Musical Theatre
MUS	3100	Theatre Music of the World
THEA	3520	Acting II: Advanced Acting
THEA	3600	Advanced Technical Theatre
THEA	3500	Applied Technical Theatre
THEA	3620	Directing
THEA	4900	Seminar in Theatre
THEA	4950	Theatre Performance
WRI	3320	Scriptwriting

Musical Arts Concentration (Minimum of 12 Credits)

Choose from the following to reach a minimum of 12 credits:

DEPT	COURSE #	TITLE
MUS	3020	Vocal Pedagogy
MUS	3030	History of American Musical Theatre
MUS	3100	Theatre Music of the World
MUS	3210	Applied Music (1 credit)/ MUS 3211 Applied Music (2 credits) (any combination that totals 3 credits may be applied to the major)
MUS	3710	International Vocal Ensemble (1 credit, repeatable, 3 credits may be applied to the major.)
MUS	3720	Symphony Orchestra (1 credit, repeatable, 3 credits may be applied to the major.)
MUS	3700	Hawaiian Ensemble (1 credit, repeatable, 3 credits may be applied to the major.)
MUS	4000	Topics in Music (repeatable)
PSY	3160	Psychology of Music

Upper-Division Major Electives (at least 10 Credits)

Working with your faculty advisor choose any additional courses from the above applied and concentration categories and/or the list below for a total of at least 34 credits (not including the required major capstone course).

DEPT	COURSE #	TITLE
WRI	3310	Poetry Workshop
WRI	3330	Fiction Writing Workshop
WRI	3340	Creative Nonfiction Writing
WRI	3510	Composition Studies
WRI	3951	Staff Reader, Hawai’i Pacific Review (1 Credit)
WRI	3953	Managing Editor, Hawai’i Pacific Review

ART AND MARKETS CAPSTONE REQUREMENT (3 CREDITS)

The BA in Arts and Markets culminates in an applied major capstone experience and complete production project. In integrating the theories and practices of business and arts, and in addition to creating the project itself, students will also consider and create an appropriate business plan that includes any necessary grant applications or other funding requirements, budgeting, marketing and/or advertising plans, Students should take the following preferably in their final term of the program:

MUSIC Capstone Course and Final Project, ARTS 4910 Capstone Project

Produce a full-length concert or recital, with business plan, grant applications, budget, marketing, and advertising plans.

THEATRE Capstone Course and Final Project, ARTS 4910 Capstone Project

Produce a full-length play or collection of one-act plays, scenes, and/or monologues with business plan, grant applications, budget, marketing and advertising plans.

VISUAL ART Capstone Course and Final Project, ARTS 4910 Capstone Project

Produce an art exhibit or gallery show with business plan, grant applications, budget, marketing, and advertising plans.

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