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How is a degree in Art Education different from a degree in Studio Art or Art History?

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How is a degree in Art Education different from a degree in Studio Art or Art History?

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The program of study in Art Education is just what it sounds like: it focuses on education in and through the fine arts, with a focus on visual arts. Most of the students in our program are involved in teaching K-12 art in public and private schools, others are involved in teaching art in higher education venues, and still others focus on art education in museums and community arts organizations. Many are also practicing artists. Students come to our program with a variety of backgrounds. Many have bachelor’s degrees in Education, and many hold a BFA in studio art. Others have come from fields such as English and Speech Pathology. All share a passion for helping others learn about and through art.

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