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All Media + Design minor options are 6 courses, 18 credit hours. Did you know that the credits earned during your minor also count toward your elective credits? No matter your major, an elective in graphic design, interactive UX/UI design, public relations, digital media & marketing communications or advertising will allow you to develop a more robust skillset and competitive advantage.
The minor in digital media & marketing communications will give you the necessary skills to be well versed and work in the digital marketing industry! From creating digital content to CRM and content management, the minor in DMMC at Tulane SoPA offers relevant and strategic coursework to compliment your major area of study.
The minor in graphic design will provide you with an overview of software and design fundamentals to create engaging compositions. From learning Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign to exploring typography and layout, the minor in graphic design at Tulane SoPA offers critical design skills to enhance your major are of study.
The minor in interactive UX/UI design will provide you with front-end interactive design capabilities. User-experience research and user-interface solutions will be explored. A minor in interactive UX/UI design at Tulane SoPA offers an introduction to interactive technologies to enhance your major area of study.
The minor in public relations will provide you with expertise in the fundamentals of the P.R. profession. From writing to strategy, the minor in public relations at Tulane SoPA offers industry specific skillsets to enhance your major area of study.
Our diverse faculty—comprised of award-winning industry professionals and experts working in the fields of advertising, digital marketing, graphic design, interactive design and public relations—provide students with workforce-aligned curriculum. Our faculty ensure that students are taught the most up-to-date expertise and skills required of their respective industries today.
