Mostly On-Line Masters Program in Art Education
A sequence intended for practicing art teachers and museum educators, the Mostly On-line Masters Program in Art Education focuses specifically on issues for practicing art educators in schools and community settings and integrates the advantages of the classroom context for experimentation and reflection. Please note that this is not a teacher certification/licensure program.
Students who are currently enrolled in the Mostly Online program hail from California, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Missouri, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, and Washington, Washington D.C.
First Year
- Summer -- This one-week residency at the OSU campus will include an introduction to the whole sequence, an overview of technology skills for on-line learning, and the opportunity to meet fellow students and faculty. (AE 700, 5 credits, assignments to be completed later in the summer off campus).
- Fall -- online class on teaching studio (AE 604, 5 credits)
- Winter -- online class on teaching criticism (AE 795, 5 credits)
- Spring -- online class on curriculum development (AE 607, 5 credits)
Second Year
- Summer -- one week at the OSU campus with your cohort of fellow students (AE 731 5 credits)
- Fall -- on-line class on multicultural art education (AE 767, 5 credits)
- Winter -- online class on research in art education (AE 705, 5 credits)
- Spring -- Reflective Practice Portfolio Work (AE 795, 5 credits)
- Summer -- one-week at the OSU campus - Reflective Practice Portfolio Presentations (AE 998, 5 credits)
Students pay the equivalent of in-state tuition! Click here to see current university tuition rates.
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS: http://arted.osu.edu/programs/adm-online.php.
The application deadline for summer 2010 is April 15, 2010. Applications are reviewed as they are received; early application
is encouraged.
American citizens who live outside of the U.S. and cannot take the Miller Analogies Test may submit a partial application (i.e. all materials except test scores).The Graduate Studies Committee will review the partial application and can elect to make the recommendation to allow the applicant to enroll in the first summer course as a Graduate Non Degree student. The MAT may be taken at OSU (or elsewhere) during the first summer and, in order to be accepted into and continue in the program, scores must be 400 or above and received by Monday, August 23, 2009. If the applicant is accepted into the program, the first summer course will transfer to the degree program as long as a grade of "B" or above was earned in the course.
Applicants with scores below 400 will not be admitted into the program.
The Graduate Non Degree option is not available to international students.
Program cohort is limited to 20 for a two-year sequence.
Summer dates for 2010 TBA.
If you have questions about the program, contact the Department of Art Education at 614-292-7183
or email Kirsten Thomas at thomas.404@osu.edu
See information about the four online cohorts for Summer 2009.
This degree sequence provides 45 graduate credit hours
toward the total number of 60 hours required for the MA degree. Many will
have some graduate hours that can be transferred. This
is a matter of individual advising. Participants who do not have hours to
transfer will need to plan to take additional hours. Please CLICK HERE for important information about taking the 15 additional hours and transfer credit.
We are not able to accept fee waivers or credit cards.