University of California, Los Angeles School of the Arts and Architecture 9 courses
The Visual and Performing Arts Education minor is intended to supplement the education of undergraduate students enrolled in the Architectural Studies, Art, Art History, Dance, Design|Media Arts, Ethnomusicology, Music, Theater, and World Arts and Cultures majors.
The Minor
Complete seven courses (28 to 32 units with a minimum of 24 upper-division units) as follows:
The Minor: Core and Capstone Sequence
Complete the following three courses. Arts Education M192 and M192XP include a guided teaching experience.
The Minor: Arts Education Requirement
Select two courses from the following. Arts Education 195 and 197 must be completed with 4 units minimum.
The Minor: Upper-Division Education Course
Complete one upper-division education course (list of recommended courses available from the Arts Education program office or the school Office of Student Services).
The Minor: Upper-Division Elective
Complete one upper-division elective course (minimum 4 units) selected from arts education or, by petition, an arts education related course (list of recommended courses available from the Arts Education program office or the school Office of Student Services).
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