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2009-2010 University Catalog

Art Education

■ Art Education

Renee Sandell, Program Director
Phone: 703-993-8562
Web: arteducation.gmu.edu

The master of arts in teaching in art education is a preservice degree program that prepares students with a BFA degree or equivalent for PreK-12 art licensure by the Commonwealth of Virginia.  Using a studio-based approach to art education and working closely with area public school systems, the MAT degree consists of 30 credits of graduate art education, school practicum experience, and studio work prior to preservice teaching internship and seminar.

Academic Policies

Please see College of Visual and Performing Arts  academic policies.

Programs

Master's Degree