"The Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art Education focuses on developing advanced studio skills, art history content, technology applications, preparation in liberal studies, and art pedagogy. Upon successful completion of the art education program, students are recommended for ""A"" teacher licensure. The program prepares undergraduates to become competent, dedicated, and effective art educators at the elementary (K-5), middle school (6-8), and secondary (9-12) levels. Students entering UNCG who wish to pursue a BFA in Art Education must submit to a portfolio review and successfully complete the Foundations Program."
There are 3 courses namely A: Introduction to Jewish PhilosophyMajor Topics: Philosophical foundations of Judaism; readings from classical and contemporary writers; major religious and national issues and philosophical concepts; first semester: basic beliefs; second semester: contemporary issues; B: Interpersonal RelationshipsMajor Topics: Ethics, charity, slander, revenge, usury; C: Jews in Medieval Spain Major Topics: Social, economic and communal development of various communities of Sephardic Jews. Each course is for 3 credits.
Postbaccalaureate: Fifth-year program for initial teacher licensure. The UO s music education program is among the most comprehensive and innovative in the western United States, and it s the only one in Oregon to offer bachelor s, master s, and doctoral degrees. Our faculty members provide expertise in band, choral, elementary general, and string music education.Our comprehensive undergraduate program will provide you practical experience in the performance skills of teaching, including numerous clinical opportunities in our innovative Teaching Laboratory and in area public schools. Our preteacher program will prepare you to enter a postbaccalaureate fifth-year licensure program. Successful completion of the licensure program enables you to receive certification to teach in Oregon and throughout the United States.
Postbaccalaureate: Fifth-year program for initial teacher licensure. The UO s music education program is among the most comprehensive and innovative in the western United States, and it s the only one in Oregon to offer bachelor s, master s, and doctoral degrees. Our faculty members provide expertise in band, choral, elementary general, and string music education.Our comprehensive undergraduate program will provide you practical experience in the performance skills of teaching, including numerous clinical opportunities in our innovative Teaching Laboratory and in area public schools. Our preteacher program will prepare you to enter a postbaccalaureate fifth-year licensure program. Successful completion of the licensure program enables you to receive certification to teach in Oregon and throughout the United States.
Experimental and Foundation Studies (EFS) studios are built around a series of assignments and critiques in which students are encouraged to think deductively and intuitively, and to investigate the potential of disparate materials as they take projects from concept to completion.
UND's exceptional learning community, the Integrated Studies Program (ISP), is nationally-known and award-winning. Housed in the Humanities department at the University, ISP. All courses in Integrated Studies help students fulfill Essential Studies (general education) requirements necessary for all University undergraduate degrees
MICA's First Year Experience has been crafted to provide a rigorous, integrated curriculum that reflects the diversity of our people and our learning pathways. Students are challenged by courses that share a philosophy of learning through making-thinking-exploring-reflecting and honor the needs of individuals to define their relationship to the world as artists and designers. The program assists students as they consider their major options, providing a breadth of experiences while promoting in-depth thinking and skill development.
The Bachelor of Arts in Art History is a liberal arts program with emphasis on the visual rather than the verbal tradition. An undergraduate degree in art history offers students an excellent preparation for entry into the workforce or as a foundation for graduate or professional school. Students who wish to pursue a professional career in this discipline should plan to enter an M.A. or Ph.D. program after graduation. In preparation for doctoral work, students should acquire a fluent reading knowledge of two foreign languages; German and French are usually recommended.
The Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art is a first professional degree for studio artists. Students are admitted to the program by portfolio review and upon completing the Foundations Program required of all studio art majors. The B.F.A. program embraces the significant cornerstones of studio practice: visual literacy, aesthetic understanding, and technical skill across all media.
The Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art combines a liberal arts education with the development of studio skills. Students do coursework in art history and studio art. The concentration is flexible to allow students to focus on one area or explore a broad range of courses.
The new baccalaureate program in integrated science provides an opportunity for students to develop a knowledge base in the sciences, explore one science area in depth, and study the interconnectedness of the sciences in real world situations. The program will be the foundation for a comprehensive science teacher licensure program, and provides a valuable undergraduate program for students interested in a technical foundation to accompany a liberal education.
The college helps to prepare international students to succeed academically, personally, and professionally with a 1 year university transfer program that enables one to earn college credit while gaining a deeper understanding of the U.S., its education system, and which options are best for the applicant.
University Pathway Program (UPP) Wentworth at ONCAMPUS Boston provides guaranteed progression into specific majors at Wentworth Institute of Technology.
The curriculum has specifically been designed to support the growth as a student within the US University system. Most universities require students to complete General Education Requirement courses. This curriculum allows students the opportunity to earn general education credits, thus fulfilling the SUNY General Education Requirements and placing students in 2nd year status upon entering a SUNY bachelor s degree program.
UTP Extra provides additional support with skills courses in Reading and Writing Essentials as well as freshman-level, credit-bearing courses. At the end of the 2-semester program, students have the choice of continuing on for a third semester to complete their freshman credits or matriculate into Morrisville State College and continue as a freshman.
The curriculum has specifically been designed to support the growth as a student within the US University system. Most universities require students to complete General Education Requirement courses. This curriculum allows students the opportunity to earn general education credits, thus fulfilling the General Education Requirements and placing students in 2nd year status upon entering a bachelor s degree program.
This program helps one earn up to 32 credits, a normal freshman course load, taking classes that are taught by CSUMB faculty and 1st year of degree through ONCAMPUS Cal State Monterey Bay. Students benefit from small classes that are no more than 25 students per class. In addition, receive supplemental instruction in English and other academic skills
This program helps one earn up to 30 credits, a normal freshman course load, taking classes that are taught by URI faculty and 1st year of degree through ONCAMPUS University of Rhode Island. Students benefit from small classes that are no more than 25 students per class. In addition, receive supplemental instruction in English and other academic skills
Intensive English Programs are tailored to the University of Rochester to improve English language skills while also introducing students to campus life and Rochester, NY. This experience provides the framework for then applying to the University of Rochester.
The Pre-Master's Program offers on-campus MBA preparation, MPA preparation, master's in marketing communications preparation, and HRM master's preparation to international students at Roosevelt University in Chicago.
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