Graduate Level — M.A. in Art Education

The Master of Arts degree in Art Education offers three separate program options. M.A. students have the opportunity to obtain state teaching certification, to further their teaching knowledge and skills, or to learn about art museum education. A master's degree in Art Education supports students in deepening their knowledge of art education practice, theory, and research while specializing in specific forms of art education, such as art museum education.

Art Education Admissions Policy

How to Become a Major in Art Education

The undergraduate program in Art Education welcomes both students who wish to pair a degree and art teacher certification with another degree, such as a B.F.A. in a studio concentration, as well as those who seek the stand-alone B.F.A. in Visual Art Studies.

Requirements

To become an Art Education major, complete the following requirements.

1. Be accepted as a student at the College of Visual Arts and Design.