Bachelor of Education in Arts Education (Secondary), University of Regina

Regina, Saskatchewan

48 Months

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About this course

The Arts Education Program at the University of Regina is designed for preservice teachers to develop inquiry-based practices in K-12 classrooms. It emphasizes learning through dance, drama, literature, music, and visual art, enabling students to explore and express ideas, feelings, and values. The program combines theoretical, experiential, and studio approaches to teach students how to design, problem-solve, innovate, and inspire change within educational environments and communities. It also aims to support the development of critical and creative thinking, multiple literacies, and an understanding of arts' role in human experience. The program's curriculum fosters meaningful cultural and artistic inquiry, making connections across art disciplines and with other areas of knowledge.

Why this course is highly recommended

This program is highly respected and in demand for training future K-12 arts teachers, with its comprehensive curriculum integrating studio, theoretical, and cultural inquiry. It emphasizes community and Indigenous heritage, fostering respect and understanding, and prepares graduates for diverse roles in education, galleries, museums, theatres, and community programs. Its strong partnership with Saskatchewan's teacher certification standards further enhances its value.

Specialisation

Students can choose from areas such as General Fine Arts Education, Drama Education, Literature Education, and Visual Arts Education. The program offers sustained study across these art forms, making it unique in North America.

Course fees

Application fees

14.90L

1st year tuition fees

14.90L

Living cost

Degree requirements

The program offers a Bachelor of Education in Arts Education, available in both elementary and secondary levels. Students can complete the degree in four years or opt for a two-year after degree. Courses are available on a full-time or part-time basis, with a practicum component included, ranging from introductory experiences to a 16-week internship in the fourth year.

English language test

IELTS

6.5

DUOLINGO

120

TOEFL

PTE

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared to become K-12 teachers with a specialization in Arts Education and are highly sought after by school divisions across Saskatchewan and beyond. Career opportunities also extend to roles in galleries, museums, theatres, and community-based educational programs.

FAQs

What are the different program options available in Arts Education?

Students can choose from Bachelor of Education Arts Education Elementary, After Degree, Secondary, or Secondary After Degree programs, each with different durations.

What is included in the practical training?

The program includes a first-year practicum, development during the pre-internship year, and a 16-week internship in the fall semester of the fourth year.