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Regent University offers a minor in art on campus in Virginia Beach, VA 23464.

Minor – Art

On Campus
15

Students choosing the Minor in Art must take 15 credits from the following:

ARTA 120 Introduction to Drawing (3)

ARTA 121 Fundamentals of Design (3)

ARTA 201 Comparative Anatomy & Figure Drawing (3)

ARTA 312 3-D Design Methods (3)

ARTA 320 Painting (3)

ARTA 401 Advanced Drawing (3)

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“I took a trip to the campus and was blown away by the beauty of the school. What actually won me over to finally pursue an advanced degree was the professional resources offered by the School of Communication & the Arts, as well as the curriculum.”

Jonathan Santiago, MA, 2012 Digital Media

“Getting a Big Idea/Dreamworks internship and working on VeggieTales in the House was a dream come true. Ultimately I want to write and direct stories, regardless of what form they take. Storytelling is what I love, and I'm so grateful Regent has helped me develop that passion.”

Justin Garcia, B.A., 2014 Animator

“When it comes to higher education, it’s about giving students every opportunity to succeed and making sure they have the tools to walk out God’s calling. I've been given so much opportunity and a fantastic education at Regent; if that doesn't set me up to help someone else, what will? ”

Stephanie Iaquinto, Ph. D., 1996 Communications

“Regent prepared me for steps I needed to take to start a business, as well as to lead one.”

Hunter Davis, J.D., 2013

“They [professors] caused me to learn to think critically in a way I had never done. [They] forced me to think well, and at the root of writing well is thinking well.”

Charles Martin, Ph.D., 2000 New York Times Best-Selling Author