Is there an art major for adult undergraduates? What are the majors?

There are arts majors in the adult college entrance examination, and the admission principle of adult art majors is: among the candidates who have reached the minimum admission score in the cultural course and passed the college entrance examination, they are selected from high to low according to the professional entrance examination results.

What are the fine arts majors in adult college entrance examination? The art enrollment majors offered by adult colleges and universities are mainly divided into fine arts, music, dance and broadcasting host majors.

Dance category: performing arts, song and dance performances, dance performances, etc.

Music category: musicology, music performance, modern pop music, piano accompaniment, etc.

Broadcasting and hosting: broadcasting and hosting, radio, film and television program production, photography and camera technology, film and television animation, character image design, performing arts, etc.

Art category: art, painting, visual communication design, advertising design and production, interior art design, environmental design, art and technology, product design, illustration and book design, art design, animation design, animation, etc.

Adult college entrance examination for art majors: introduction to politics, English and art, with a total score of 450 points, in which politics and foreign languages belong to public subjects and introduction to art belongs to professional basic courses.

There are some additional examination subjects for art majors:

The additional subjects of art major are generally sketch, sketch, color and sketch. The additional examination subjects for music majors are generally specialized courses, basic music theory and solfeggio. The additional subjects of music education major are vocal music, piano, solfeggio, music knowledge and so on.

The specific additional test subjects of art candidates in adult college entrance examination are given by the major colleges and universities themselves, so the additional test subjects are not uniform, and the regulations of the colleges and universities shall prevail.