Fine Arts Education (B.A.)

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Some courses within the concentration areas can be double counted within the foundational Art Education major requirements. Admission to the Fine Arts Education program is dependent upon meeting the general requirements for admission to the undergraduate program of the Department of Education. Please refer to the course catalog for the admission requirements for the undergraduate program of the Department of Education. Upon completion of this degree program, students are eligible to obtain the Pennsylvania Teaching Certification in Art K-12.

Note: Formal Acceptance must be met as a prerequisite to all ED 300 courses and ART 310 and ART 315 .

For the Fine Arts: Art Education track:

ED 105 - Foundations of Teaching and Learning
ED 151 - Early Adolescent/Adolescent Development
ED 161 - Integrated Technology I
ED 341 - ELL: Linguistic and Cultural Diversity in the Classroom
ED 470 - Professional Internship
ED 497 - Senior Seminar for Secondary Education
SED 222 - Foundations of Inclusive Education (MSE 522)
Two English courses for Education certification, one literature and one writing (EN 100 or EN 150 )
Two math courses for Education certification

Fine Arts Education (B.A.)

For the Fine Arts: Art Education track:

Students must complete 10 foundational art courses:

Eight credits of 200-300 level Art History electives:

In addition, students must complete one of the following concentrations:

Drawing:

Sculpture:

Painting:

Ceramics:

Graphics/Media Arts (Select any three courses):