Design Minor
The Minor in Design provides an opportunity for Tulane undergraduate students to study design principles beyond the introductory level. Students pursuing majors with other schools utilize the dynamic and catalytic methods of design process and critical thinking as strategies within other areas of study. The requirements of the minor are designed to allow students flexibility to pursue individual interests while gaining an overview of the discipline.
| Course ID | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| DESG 1105 | Intro Design/Creative Thinking | 3 |
| DESG 1005 | Fundamentals of Design & Making | 4 |
| DESG 2305 | Visual Comm & Advocacy | 4 |
| DESG 2705 | Design & Society | 3 |
| or DESG 1110 | Introduction to Design History | |
| Approved Elective 1 | 3 | |
| Total Credit Hours | 17 | |
Design Minors must complete a minimum of 14 unique design credits (courses beginning with “DESG” in the course catalog.) Course equivalencies, transfer credits, and/or study abroad credits applied toward the Design Minor must not exceed a total of 3-credits.
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The Design program offers unique electives each semester. Please consult the Schedule of Classes for current Design Electives. All courses beginning with ARCH, ARST, and SISE are recognized as Design Electives. Meet with Major Advisor to request approval for alternative design related courses above the 2000-level.