Overview
The Master's program in Art Education emphasizes both theory and practice in school-based visual arts teaching, museum education, and community arts education. Theoretical ideas are explored through both historical and contemporary models, including culturally responsive, anti-racist, and social-emotional approaches, with an emphasis on practical application. Attending a university known as a regional leader in teacher education, you will have the chance to work in traditional and digital media while interacting and collaborating with youth and adults in a range of settings. Students with a bachelor's or master's degree can pursue their Master's degree in Art Education while working toward licensure. Most courses for the non-licensure master's degree are offered online, and in many cases master's students have completed a fully online program.