Degree Requirements
The degree requires 10 (ten) courses, which include three (3) in education and seven (7) in art (studio and art history). An oral comprehensive examination is required as the student’s culminating experience. A professional portfolio, completed as part of the degree program, is presented during the comprehensive examination.
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Education Core Courses (3) |
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| EDUC 991 | Philosophy of Education and Teaching Practice |
| EDUC 998 | Language Development and Communication |
| EDUC 999 | Research and Evaluation (recommended after completion of three Content or Concentration courses) |
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| ARTS 995 | Graduate Seminar in Art Education AND |
| At least six additional graduate level art courses | |
These courses must be approved, in writing, by the student’s advisor. Specific studio and art history courses should be chosen to complement the student’s undergraduate art program and should address the following subject areas:
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| Four studio art courses at the graduate level AND | |
| Two art history courses at the graduate level | |
Coordinator: Professor Brian Bishop, Art and Music
Advisor: Professor Barbara Milot, Art and Music
Notes:
- Requirements are accurate to date. However, the University reserves the right to change requirements in the future, and will notify applicants should any changes be made.
- Applications remaining incomplete for over one year will be discarded.
- Refer to appropriate catalog for Degree Requirements for prior years.
