MA in Art Education, Educational Media Concentration

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Who is the program designed for?
The Concentration in Electronic Media, as part of a Master of Arts in Art Education at the University of the Arts, prepares pre-service and veteran art teachers to use, plan and manage technology in the K-12 art curriculum and classroom. 

What does the program include?
Coordinating professional art education courses with work in educational media, graduate research and technology-based electives, the 36-credit program includes:
  • Graduate education seminars
  • Independent thesis or graduate project
  • No student teaching required

What courses does this program offer that the regular MA in Art Education doesn’t?

  • Educational Media A: Teaching and Learning Online
  • Educational Media B: Planning and Managements Online
  • Interactive Media
  • Technology-based electives

How long does the program take to complete?

  • Full-time: Three semesters
  • Part-time: Up to five years

How can I learn more?
Please contact June Julian, Coordinator of Educational Media at 215-717-6054 or jjulian@uarts.edu.

How can I learn more about the Art Education department?
Learn more about our Art Education department.

How can I learn more about the MA in Art Education?
Read about our MA in Art Education.

What courses do I need to take?
Take a look at the Curriculum.

Collage projects are popular with young artists. But when your students want to learn how to collage using a computer, will you know how to teach them? UArts Educational Media Concentration will prepare you.

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