BA, Bachelor of Art in Art
(120 credits)

BA Curriculum Sheet:  Requirements, Policies and Course Sequence (Fall 2012)

This BA of Art is a traditional traditional liberal arts degree, which allows students to develop intellectual and creative strengths and plan for future careers within the learning context of the visual arts. These individuals gain a broad background overall that leads them to a college degree.
Individuals in this degree program develop their skill and knowledge through completion of selected courses in general education, studio art, and art history.  Minor studies are often explored in this degree but not limited to Business (Marketing), Industry and Technology (Printing Industry), and Psychology.

BFA, Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art
(126 credits)

BFA Curriculum Sheet:  Requirements, Policies and Course Sequence (Fall 2012)

Due to the extensive preparation, this degree is considered the "professional" art degree and prepares students to pursue a career or establish their own businesses in art. Graduates may sell their work through various art and craft show circuits, open their own galleries, accept free lance work for clients, or start their own Graphic Design agencies.  Additionally, this program prepares students who wish to continue their education and acquire MA (Master of Art) or MFA (Master of Fine Art).  

Concentration areas are available in Ceramics, Computer Art, Drawing, Fine Art Metals, Graphic Design, Painting and Watercolor, Photography, Printmaking, and Sculpture.

BSE, Bachelor of Science in Education in Art
(129 credits)

BSE Curriculum Sheet:  Requirements, Policies and Course Sequence (Fall 2012)

This degree is considered the "professional" degree for teaching in the K-12 schools within PA.
Some students are now opting to double major, hence graduating with the BFA and BSE degrees. This gives them additional studio art preparation and enhances their confidence in the art classroom.

ART THERAPY

Students wishing to pursue a career in Art Therapy should seek their primary advisement from the Psychology Department.

M.Ed., Master of Education
in Art Education

Thesis (33 Credits) or a
Research Project (36 Credits)

M.Ed. Curriculum Sheet:  Major Sequence and Degree Requirements (2012-2013)

The Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Art Education is a graduate degree for both in-practice and aspiring art educators. Most students enrolled in the M.Ed. program currently hold a K-12 certification and may be employed as art teachers; however, M.Ed. students can also take the required courses to obtain the Pennsylvania state certification in art education if they are not already certified.  Through the M.Ed. program, students will take coursework in art education, general education, art history, studios, and elective credits.  Students concentrate on developing a Thesis (33 Credits) or a Research Project (36 Credits).  For additional information on Millersville's Master of Education in Art Education please visit the College of Graduate and Professional Studies.

Post Baccalaureate Certification (Instructional I) in Art

If you have a Bachelor's degree and would like to be certified to teach in the state of Pennsylvania or would like to add another instructional area of certification to your present certificate, you will need to apply to our Post-
Baccalaureate Certification program.  For additional information on Millersville's Post Baccalaureate Certification in Art please visit the College of Graduate and Professional Studies.

Post Master's Supervisory Certification
in Art Education

For additional information on Millersville's Post Master's Supervisory Certification please visit the College of Graduate and Professional Studies.