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AEMM Minor

AEMM MINOR REQUIREMENTS • 2009 (PDF)

A minor is 22 credit hours of focused course study.*
A student must complete a major to get credit for completing a minor.
A minor must be taken outside of the major department.
Students should declare a minor no later than the graduation audit at 88 cumulative credit hours.
Students may not apply more than one course from their minor program to the general education requirements.

Core Requirements	13
Core Choice	3
Area of Interest Courses	6

Total AEMM Minor: 22 Credit Hours

Core Requirements:
All below courses must be taken by all AEMM Minor students:

(13 Total Credit Hours)

28-1110 Introduction to Management	3
28-1112 Managerial Economics	3
28-1115 Introduction to Marketing the Arts	3
28-2110 Accounting I	4

Core Choice:
Students must select a minimum of one course from the following:

(3 Total Credit Hours)

28-2111 Legal Aspects Arts and Entertainment	3
28-2120 Writing for Managers	3
28-2165 Managing Human Resources	3
28-2610 E-Business I;	3;
28-3110 Finance	3

Area of Interest Courses:
Students must select a minimum of two courses from the following:
(6 Total Credit Hours)

Media Management

28-4610 The Business of Broadcasting

28-4670 Decision Makers in Media

Live & Performing Arts Management

28-2855 Events: Concert and Festival Production Management

28-4830 Presenting Live Performances

28-2430 Talent Management

Music Business Management

28-2435 Music Publishing

28-1410 Art & Business of Recording

28-2411 Applied Marketing: Record Industry

Sports Management

28-1710 Business of Professional Sports

28-4760 Sponsorhip for Sports and Live Entertainment

28-4815 Box Office and Beyond: Revenue Generation
Strategies for Live Entertainment

*The AEMM Department will accept up to 50% of credits in transfer upon approval.

Arts Entrepreneurship/Small Business

28-3130 Arts Entrepreneurship I

28-3514 Critical Analysis of Small Business

Visual Arts Management

28-3210 Exhibition Management

28-4270 Decision Making: Visual Arts Management

Fashion/Retail Management

28-1910 Introduction to Fashion Business

28-2915 Fashion Product Evaluation

28-2940 Retail Management

28-3910 Merchandise Management

Nonprofit

28-3310 Grant Proposal Planning and Writing

28-3315 Fund Raising

Revised 07/09

AEMM Academic Manager: Nissan Wasfie nwasfie@colum.edu

This sheet is intended to guide students in course selection. Course requirements are subject to change by the Arts, Entertainment & Media Management Department. Students are expected to be aware of AEMM Department policies and are advised to read the Columbia College Chicago catalog and department materials each semester before registering. In addition, students are required to meet with their faculty advisor at least once each semester.