The Ed.D. prepares scholars and practitioners in art and art education who conduct research, provide leadership, and teach in a variety of art education contexts. Our graduates become administrators and professors in art education departments in colleges/universities, and provide leadership in museums, school districts, non-profit and community organizations, and governmental agencies, among other settings. Does not lead to Initial Art Teacher’s Certification (PK-12).
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Required Dissertation Seminar Sequence in Art Education (15 points):
A&HA 5504: Proseminar in Art Education, Part 1
A&HA 5504: Proseminar in Art Education, Part 2
A&HA 6510: Advanced Seminar in Art Education, Part 1
A&HA 6510: Advanced Seminar in Art Education, Part 2
A&HA 7502: Dissertation Seminar
Required Research Methods Courses (4 points minimum)
Two courses minimum:
A course that offers an overview of various research methods.
A course that focuses on a specific methodological approach.
Required Content Courses in Art Education (12 minimum suggested points)
To be selected in consultation with the advisor.
Required Studio Courses in Art Education (6 points minimum)
Optional Concentration Courses
Students enrolled in a concentration must fulfill all courses required for that specific concentration.
Required Courses Outside the Program (flexible points)
To be selected in consultation with the advisor.
Presentation Requirement: A&HA 6999 - Exhibition Rating (0 points):
Exhibition OR
Publication OR
Conference Presentation
Notes:
To complete doctoral certification, students must fulfill all course and doctoral/dissertation seminar requirements and successfully pass faculty review of doctoral qualifying papers and the dissertation proposal. Students are also required to offer a professional presentation. This may include--in consultation with the student’s advisor--a conference presentation, a published article, a gallery exhibition, or other equivalent advisor-approved professional presentation. The doctoral certification process is accomplished through faculty review; students must complete each level satisfactorily before they are given permission to write the dissertation. Candidates should be in touch with the Office of Doctoral Studies to be certain of complying with the latest procedures and deadlines.