Ashland University

What you'll study

The curriculum covers Western art from ancient times to the modern era, with course work addressing major periods and movements such as the Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo, nineteenth-century art and twentieth-century art. Across the 18 credit hours students gain a foundational grounding in the historical development of visual culture and practice skills in visual analysis, critical thinking, and written and oral communication.

Entry requirements

The program description does not list specific admission requirements. Prospective students should consult the Academic Catalog or contact the Art & Design Department or Office of Admissions for precise enrollment guidance.

Career prospects

The minor is expressly designed to complement any major and particularly enhances study in fields such as history, English, art education and visual art and design. By strengthening visual analysis, communication and critical thinking skills, it prepares students for further academic study or roles where interpreting and communicating about visual culture is an asset.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

No program-specific scholarships are described in the provided text. Students should review the university Academic Catalog and contact the Office of Admissions or the Art & Design Department to learn about university-wide scholarships, departmental support, and financial-aid options that may apply.