206 Master's in Art Education in North America

The Master of Art Education (MAE) Program at Texas Tech University supports practicing teachers with contemporary social theories and strategies that strengthen their classroom, studio practice and research in relation to art and visual culture.

The Art and Art Education - Art Pedagogy M.A. at Columbia University is a professional master programme delivered in a public study mode. This degree focuses on developing imaginative studio art learning opportunities for diverse ages and contexts, combining curriculum design with advanced artistic development theory.

The goal of Texas Christian University's Voice Pedagogy course is to prepare our students for success whether they choose to use their vocal talents on stage, in the classroom or elsewhere in life.

The Art and Art Education - Museum Education M.A. at Columbia University is a public study programme designed for aspiring educators. This degree type focuses on the intersection of civic institutions and pedagogy. Students engage in comprehensive training over a standard duration to master museum-based instructional practices.

The Master of Art Education degree in history at Millersville University of Pennsylvania offers advanced training in American, European and world history. Helping you achieve your goals is central to all Millersville’s graduate programs. The M.A. in history is no exception – flexibility is key, and you have the option to tailor the program to encompass all of your interests.

The Teacher Education - Educational Studies - Art Education program at University of Tennessee Knoxville serves those students who are interested in advancing their knowledge about art education.

The only thing you enjoy more than expressing yourself artistically is helping others to do the same. Whether you're into music or the visual arts, at The University of Alabama at Birmingham with this Arts Education program, we can train you to teach kids art all the way from pre-K through the 12th grade.

The Music Education Master of Music program at the University of Northern Iowa prepares graduates to become effective music educators in a variety of settings, including K-12 schools and higher education institutions. This program emphasizes the development of teaching skills, musicianship, and research.

The program of study from University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign leading  to the degree of Master of Arts (MA) in Art Education is designed to provide advanced level professional study for students who are interested in research in art education. 

Develop your teaching skills, delve into research or further your music education in preparation for doctoral studies with a Master of Music in Music Education degree in Temple’s Boyer College of Music of Dance at Temple University.

The Music Education programme at the University of Massachusetts Lowell is a Master of Music (MM) degree designed for aspiring and current teachers. Available in full-time and part-time study modes, this on-campus course can be completed in three semesters, offering pathways for licensure, research, or community outreach.

Art Education from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago prepares artists, educators, designers, curators, teachers, organizers, activists and other professionals seeking to be creative agents of change within a wide variety of cultural and educational contexts.

Follow your calling and teach children in grades K–12 an appreciation for the forms, creation, and importance of art with a social justice perspective. Our intensive, 36-credit master's degree in Art Education at Ithaca College leads to initial teaching certification for grades K–12 in New York.  

Art Education from Wayne State University views art education as an iterative process, where educators are constantly improving upon their practice to meet current pedagogies.  These practices are fueled by administering engaging experiences that promote equitable learning and honor the individual experiences of the learner. 

The Art Education programme at Concordia University Montréal is a two-year, 45-credit Master of Arts (MA) degree. Available in both thesis and course-based tracks, this full-time programme allows students to integrate studio practice with pedagogical theory. It offers a flexible environment for aspiring artist-teachers.

The Music Education from Syracuse University prepare graduates to be innovative musicians, effective and engaging educators and advocates of the arts in the schools and communities they serve.

The Art Education at James Madison University is a graduate program for certified art educators dedicated to excellence in teaching and directing comprehensive art education programs in schools, museums, art organizations or the private sector. 

Music Education at Texas Tech University may be attained with a 30-hour program that includes a thesis or a 36-hour program without a thesis.

Whether you’re seeking as master’s degree, a teaching certification, or both concurrently, Arcadia University’s Master of Art Education will challenge you to connect theory and practice to teaching and making art.

The Art Education programme at The City University of New York offers a comprehensive curriculum for aspiring artist-educators. This graduate-level course provides flexible study modes to suit diverse needs. Students develop professional teaching skills for schools and museums through this esteemed university qualification.