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Fields of Study College of Education and Human Development

The College of Education and Human Development
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Art education

Art as a field of study within the college offers numerous opportunities. Many students choose to become art educators in school settings. Art's flexible curriculum also can provide interested students with a solid basis for bringing the aesthetic experience to any profession.

Program highlights

Cohort model: The M.Ed./initial licensure program in art education is based on a cohort model, meaning that small groups of students start the program at the same time.

Interdisciplinary study: Students interested in fields such as art therapy and museum education may build collaborative programs within the University that combine studies in psychology, sociology, or history with art education.

Range of programs: Students studying art education can choose from a range of program options, from initial licensure to a doctoral degree. 

M.Ed./initial teaching license in art education

Program overview

M.Ed./professional studies in curriculum and instruction (art education concentration)

Program overview

M.A. or M.Ed./professional studies?

M.A. in education, curriculum, and instruction (art education concentration)

Program overview

M.A. or M.Ed./professional studies?

Ph.D. in education, curriculum, and instruction (art education concentration)

Program overview

 

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