The minor in Museum Studies provides students from a variety of disciplines the opportunity to build a range of skills related to fine arts museum systems. Areas of study include museum administration, collection building and management, curatorial design and exhibition display, art historiography and history of conservation science, as well as fundraising and community outreach. The minor complements any major at UTA, with special relevance to students studying Art, Art Education, Art History, Architecture, Business, Communication, History, and Library Sciences. Undeclared majors may not apply.

Students in the Bachelor of Arts in Advertising program receive broad-based training in the written, visual, oral , and critical thinking skills required for entry into the field of advertising and marketing communications. Advertising courses prepare students for a wide range of roles as strategic communicators in agencies, private industry , and the public sector or as entrepreneurs with an understanding of advertising as part of a total marketing strategy. Required courses and electives give students theoretical foundations as well as practical experience in marketing research; media planning; creative design and copywriting; social media and digital marketing; and print, digital , and broadcast production. Internships with local agencies and community organizations are encouraged and facilitated . Students can expect to complete the program with hands-on experience presenting advertising concepts and campaigns to real-world clients, a professional-quality portfolio of work-samples, a career-focused résumé, and excellent prospects for career entry in the advertising industry.  

The Bachelor of Arts in Public Relations p rogram teaches students the ethical and effective strategies and tactics necessary for building and maintaining relationships between organizations and their stakeholders through a variety of communication channels . The degree is applicable to every industry including healthcare, sports, entertainment, finance, and technology. The program prepares students for public relations work at major corporations, health organizations, digital agencies , as well as government, nonprofit, religious , and educational organizations . Throughout the program , p ublic relations majors develop skills to critically evaluate and research public relations issues and opportunities , plan public relations programs and events , create effective messaging, and evaluate the success of public relations campaign s . Public relations c ourses offer students numerous hands-on learning experiences and opportunities to work with real-world clients.