
Art Education (M.Ed.)
Degree Requirements
The 33-unit program consists of 15 units of required course work and 18 units of electives. The required courses
are taken in a specified sequence culminating in the writing of a Master’s Project similar in scope to a traditional
thesis.
Required Courses (15 units)
| EDUC 601 |
Issues and Concepts in Education (3) (Prerequisite: graduate standing) |
| EDUC 605 |
Research & Information Technology (3) |
| ARED 797 | Seminar in Art Education (3) (Prerequisite: EDUC 601) |
| ARED 880 | Art Education Project I (3) (Prerequisite: ARED 797, EDUC 605) |
| ARED 881 |
Art Education Project II (3) (Prerequisite: ARED 880) |
Elective Tracks (18 units)
In an effort to provide for diverse interests and ensure flexibility, the program offers three elective tracks. Students select one track from among the following:
1. Broad-based Studio Track
This track is designed to enhance K-12 art teaching. Students select a variety of courses drawn from studio, art history and art education areas.
2. In-depth Studio Track
This track is designed for those concentrating their electives in a studio area.
3. Historical Track
This track is designed for those interested in pursuing cultural/historical aspects of art and art education. Students concentrate electives in art history. Courses at the 600 to 800 level should ordinarily be selected; however, a maximum of 9 units in 500-level courses may be taken with the approval of the student’s adviser. Six units may be taken in departments other than art with prior approval. |