The Digital Arts Minor at Marietta College

Add a Minor or Certificate in Digital Arts

A minor in Digital Arts will help you learn how to engineer and design innovative systems in the arts. You will study with digital artists and designers actively engaged in interactive design, graphic design, and art direction. You will complete 21 hours to earn the minor or 15 for the certificate.

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The education at Marietta College is based in the liberal arts, which means our students gain a foundation of knowledge that prepares them for success.

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Student Success

90%

of Marietta College graduates are either employed or in graduate school within six months of graduation.

93%

of alumni state they are pleased with their decision to attend Marietta College and would make the same choice again.

Graphic design professor Sara Rosenstock holds a wood cutout that reads MADE WITH LOVE AND LASER BEAMS

Graphic design professor Sara Rosenstock works in the Deem Design Center

What You’ll Learn While Earning a Digital Arts Minor or Certificate

Marietta College's interdisciplinary Digital Arts minor empowers students to utilize technology as a medium for creative expression and innovation. Housed within the Art Department, the minor provides hands-on training in areas like:

Web design
Video production
Digital painting/photography
3D modeling
Animation

Students also gain important historical context tracing the evolution of digital art.

Access to Marietta's Deem Design Center allows minors to develop versatile digital skills applicable across many fields. Small classes allow for individualized guidance from faculty on bringing concepts to life.

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