Arts in Education Degrees and Programs

Arts in Education

The Arts in Education program area is multidimensional, focusing on issues related to art curriculum, art instruction, assessment, art teacher education, and policy studies. We offer teaching licenses for prospective and established teachers, professional development opportunities and advanced graduate degrees. Students have opportunities to conduct research in urban and suburban school settings, in museum education programs and community arts organizations. Individuals wishing to further their career in art education can also focus their inquiry in the area of staff development in the arts and on national and regional guidelines for arts education.

Program faculty work closely with national, state, and local level art education initiatives, encouraging students to collaborate in the development, analysis, and implementation of art-related programs.

Arts in Education Degrees and Programs

Find detailed information about the programs we offer. Starred programs (*) are offered on a part-time or flexible basis for working professionals:

M.Ed. and Initial Teaching License in Arts in Education (dance, theatre or visual arts)

Additional Teaching License in Arts in Education (dance, theatre or visual arts)*

Master of Education Professional Studies in Arts in Education*

Ph.D./M.A. in Arts in Education

Research

Faculty research delves into topics covering education, policy, teacher preparation and methods. View the arts in education research topics.

Arts in Education Program Faculty

Associate Professor
James Bequette

Lecturer
Betsy Maloney