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The Fine Arts programs at Maryville University are considered among the best in the St. Louis region. Together, the Fine Arts and Design Studio and the School of Education have designed a program for the practicing K-12 art teacher. This Area of Concentration with the Master of Arts in Education assumes the teacher has a deep understanding of the visual arts and the art teaching process and wants to further hone his/her teaching and learning in art. Others who which to consider this Area of Concentration must consult with the Department of Fine Arts and Design Studios.
For more information contact: Janet Horner, School of Education at
(314)529-9542
or by email at horner@maryville.edu.
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Work with an outstanding university faculty and exemplary leaders in the field
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Stay on the leading edge of educational excellence and innovation grounded
in a tradition of values
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Enjoy small classes, collegial relationships, a caring and committed faculty, and opportunities for professional growth
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Experienced instruction that builds on sound theory, practical application, and a strong philosophy about the importance of teaching and learning
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Choose classes at convenient times
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Join strong traditions of excellence and integrity
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Earn the reputation of being one of the highly respected and best educators in the region
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Earn your degree from a nationally accredited School of Education
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Share in an ongoing commitment to renewal
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Earn additional certification and licensure |
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For most teachers, additional coursework and professional development enhances their practice.
In addition, teacher compensation increases in most districts with the completion of the M.A. degree.
It is possible to complete initial post-baccalaureate certification in conjunction with the M.A. in Education Degree. Usually, this requires additional coursework and day courses.
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 Master
of Arts in Education - Art Education concentration
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| Required Courses for Graduate
Program (15 credit hours) |
Credits |
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EDUC 619 |
Educator as Researcher |
3 |
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EDUC 616 |
All Learners, All Classrooms |
3 |
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EDUC 610 |
Moral Classrooms/Moral Schools |
3 |
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EDUC 658 |
Partners: Assessment and Curriculum |
3 |
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EDUC 699 |
Capstone Experience |
3 |
Area of Concentration: (15 credit hours)
The Area of Concentration in Art Education affords the student the opportunity to explore, in-depth, an area of studio art/art history. Credits for this Area of Concentration may be selected, in consultation with the student’s advisor, from appropriate graduate level courses in Art History, Studio Art, a combination of the two, or professional education.
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