University of North Carolina School of the Arts · Courses
ARE
5 courses with the subject ARE, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
ARE 1000Designing Your Life3
The course uses design thinking to address the “wicked problem” of designing your life and career. Offering a framework, tools, space and a community of peers and mentor. The course employs a design thinking approach including empathizing, defining challenges, ideating, prototyping, discussion, reflection, revising to help students from any major develop a constructive and effective approach to finding and designing their lives and vocations during and after their time at UNCSA. Topics include the integration of work and worldviews, ideation & prototyping techniques, designing work/life balance, and methods of critique.
An in-depth study of a topic of special interest in the fields of arts management and entrepreneurship, which is not offered through the existing arts management curriculum.
Exploration of the intersectionality between ethics and morality in the arts industry and how it impacts artist's rights, consumerism, and other related legal principles. Human rights, social and societal justice, and health and wellness are just a few of many ethical issues confronted by artists in their work. How do we continue to empower and inspire artists to challenge and confront what they see as important societal values while also protecting the legality of their work? This course will also attempt to explore the question of where the law should end as it pertains to the field(s) of art.
This course explores the purposes of Art in our contemporary society, and the impact artists can have on social, cultural and/or political change This course enables students to develop a creative and critical framework to formulate their own answers to these questions, while also developing their leadership capacity toward achieving this impact by practicing tactics and strategies to take on new challenges.
An in-depth study of a topic of special interest in the fields of arts management and entrepreneurship, which is not offered through the existing arts management curriculum.
