The Art Education program provides innovative training for students seeking careers as arts educators in a variety of venues, from elementary and secondary schools to museums and community-based programs. Art education plays an ever-expanding role in institutions and communities around the world, and the range of professional opportunities for graduates of the program is increasingly diverse.
At the undergraduate level (also known as UTeach Art), the Art Education curriculum culminates in a degree in Visual Art Studies, which encompasses K–12 arts instruction and Texas certification, as well as coursework in Studio Art. At the graduate level, students receive a comprehensive education in arts instruction and choose a single curricular focus that provides skills and experience specific to employment in schools, museums, or community-based programs.
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Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Visual Art Studies
At the undergraduate level, the Art Education program is known as the UTeach Art program, and students earn a bachelor’s degree in Visual Art Studies.
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Annual Scope Newsletters
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