Your curriculum will balance course work in the arts with classes in human development and learning. You will select a studio arts concentration and follow a series of theoretical, practical, and studio-based experiences leading to proficiency in the teaching of art. Your supervised field experiences will culminate in a semester of student teaching.

For the BFA in Art Education, you'll complete 105 credits in courses related to your major, and 129 credits overall.

• Fieldwork: gain experience working in public and private schools, healthcare settings, community centers, and public agencies
• Facilities: state-of-the-art classroom and studio spaces provide a professional environment for your work
• Community: participate in the student chapter of the National Art Education Association

• Honors College: take advanced courses, pursue research, and be part of a community of scholars
• Study Abroad: earn academic credits and gain a global perspective on your field
• Undergraduate Research: faculty work with students on cutting-edge research projects
• University Studies: gain the benefit of a broad university education to enhance your knowledge and skills

Earn an advanced degree

Post-Baccalaureate Art Teacher Licensure: The post-baccalaureate program for art teacher licensure is designed for students with a bachelor's degree in studio art; it leads to initial licensure as an art teacher in grades PreK-8 or 5-12.

Master of Art Education: With an emphasis on how the arts are integrated into daily life, the MAE program leads to a single-level professional certification in Massachusetts as an art teacher in grades Pre K-8 or 5-12.