College of Arts & Sciences 

The Art Education major must take six foundations courses in the Education Department. Three of those require completion of one-credit certification labs. Introduction to Psychology must be taken as a Social Science requirement for the Art Ed degree; Schools in Society should also be taken as a GER in Social Science. There is also a requirement of 12 credit hours of student teaching:

• EDU 1011 - Schools in Society
• EDU 1012 - Certification Lab I
• EDU 2031 - Educational Psychology
• EDU 2032 - Certification Lab II
• SPE 2111 - Special Learner
• EDU 2241 - Reading Literature I
• EDU 2311 - Reading in Content Area
• EDU 2381 - Practical Issues & History of Art Education
• EDU 2382 - Practical Issues Lab
• EDU 2911 - Student Teaching
• PSY 1011 - Introduction to Psychology

The Art Ed major must also take ten courses within the Department of Fine and Performing Arts:

• ART 1311 - Intro to Studio Art, or the equivalent*
• ART 1411 - Intro to Ceramics, or the equivalent*
• ART 1501 - Music History, or the equivalent*
• ART 1711 - Intro to Photography I, or the equivalent*
• ART 1011 - Art History I, or the equivalent* (e.g. ART 1071, Women in Art, ART 1111 - Art andArchaeology of Greece, ART 1811 - Intro to Film, ART 1831 - Asian Cinema, etc.)
• ART 1021 - Art History II, or the equivalent* (e.g. ART 2301 - Experience of Architecture, ART 2831 - Art and Culture of Australia, ART 2661 - Women in Modern Theatre, etc.)
• ART 2301 - Art Education in the Schools
• ART 2311 - Intermediate Studio, or the equivalent*
• ART 2981 - Senior Art Project I
• ART 2991 - Senior Art Project II
• and one additional art elective

* “equivalents” to be determined with signed recommendation of the academic advisor

The Art Education major may take any additional art course to fulfill the Humanities divisional requirement in fine and performing arts. In fulfilling part three of the Philosophy GER requirements the Art Education major must take PHL 2241 - Philosophy of Art.