University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign College of Fine and Applied Arts 5 courses 18 total credits
The Community Based Art Education Minor is designed for students who seek to study the role of the visual arts in a variety of locations including cultural centers, museums, hospitals, nursing homes, adult day care centers, schools, recreation centers, and other community settings. In addition to the completion of the required art education foundation courses, students choose electives in art education, art history, design, and art studio. Throughout their course of study, students will engage Art Education as it meets the challenges of the 21st century, including emerging technologies, new social formations, and new forms of cultural expression. This minor does not lead to Illinois State Board of Education K-12 certification to teach art.
| Total Hours | 18 credits |
Required Courses
Electives from Art Education Division Offerings. Select 6 to 12 hours from the following: Electives from the School of Art and Design in the following areas: ART, ARTD, ARTE, ARTH, ARTS (0-6 hours)
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| ARTE 201 | Foundations of Art Education | 3 |
| ARTE 202 | Facilitating the Art Experience | 3 |
| ART 140 | Introduction to Art | 3 |
| ARTE 260 | Museums in Action | 3 |
| ARTE 480 | Popular Visual Culture | 3-4 |
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