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Dec 03, 2024
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2015-2016 Academic Catalog [Archived Catalog]
Studio Art, B.F.A. - 3/2 Program with K-12 Certification and the M.A. in Education
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The BFA in Studio Art with Certification in Art Education and an MA in Education is intended for the student with a strong interest in studio art seeking a career in Art Education with a specific focus on teaching at the high school level. The program combines a rigorous studio concentration with courses in the School of Education leading to certification in teaching K-12. After completing the senior year, the student remains for an additional two semesters plus three courses to complete an M.A. in Education. The student is certified to teach at the end of the fifth year, the remaining three courses can be divided. Some can be taken during the summer between the fourth and fifth year and the remaining courses can be completed while the student is teaching. A student may enter the program while an undergraduate at Maryville University; see the School of Education section of this catalog for details.
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Art & Design Programs - Core Requirements
(27 credits) Studio Art Requirements
(54 credits)
- ADSA Sculpture Elective (3 credits)
- ADSA Studio Elective or Introduction (3 credits)
- Two additional ADSA Studio Elective (total of 6 credits)
- Six ADSA Studio Concentration (total of 18 credits)
Education and M.A. Requirements
(45 credits)
Students should meet with an adviser in the School of Education for sequencing of the following courses:
General Education Requirements
(42 credits)
Please see the School of Education for sequencing of the General Education Requirements and meeting the requirements for the teacher’s certification.
Please Note:
Of the 132 credits required for the B.F.A. component of this program, one half of the 90 credits (for the major and Art & Design core combined) and the last 30 credit hours must be taken at Maryville to satisfy requirements for graduation.
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