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Create and interpret various art forms, explore the history of art across cultures, and learn how to communicate that knowledge to students in the classroom.
At CSP, you’ll receive a holistic degree that allows you to develop your creative and teaching skills together in a hands-on setting. Artistic focuses include digital design, painting, photography, and more. With a comprehensive degree in Art Education from Concordia St. Paul, you’ll be prepared to take the next step and become a licensed teacher in Minnesota.
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Experience an immersive Art Education program at CSP. Gain a technical and practical understanding of concentrations like graphic design, printmaking, drawing, and sculpturing. Education courses focus on teaching art to all levels, effectively connecting with students, and building a successful learning environment. You’ll learn how to translate visual mediums in a way that encourages and excites learners.
Choosing Concordia St. Paul also means taking advantage of the vibrant Twin Cities arts scene. Located less than 10 minutes from both the Minneapolis Institute of Art and the Walker Art Center, you’ll never lack inspiration. CSP is also home to two on-campus art galleries.
Over the last 30 years, 95% of Concordia’s Art Education graduates who pursued education careers landed full-time teaching positions. Those who choose to earn their master’s can also become university professors, studio art directors, art managers, and more.
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Our world-class faculty use their decades of experience to nurture your success from the first day of class all the way to graduation— and beyond.
This program prepares students for licensure or endorsement in the state of Minnesota only. Each state has different requirements for professional licensure and certifications and our programs have not met the licensure requirements established by any other state licensing boards for licensure in those states. Students are encouraged to contact their state’s licensing authority for guidance before beginning the program and can learn more here.