Post-Baccalaureate Programs Leading to Teacher Certification Only
Students who already hold a bachelor’s degree may pursue teacher certification through our post-baccalaureate programs.
These programs prepare students for teacher certification and do not result in a master’s degree.
Admission to a post-baccalaureate teacher certification Professional Program depends upon and follows admission to the
Graduate School. Post-baccalaureate students must meet all course and fieldwork requirements specified in particular teacher
preparation programs and governed by State of Connecticut regulations. This includes satisfying certain general education and
subject matter major requirements.
Post-Baccalaureate "Program of Study"
For students seeking certification in Art, a "Program of Study" is determined and filed with the advisor or chair of the
department. The "Program of Study" (that must be approved by the Graduate Office) ensures that all certification requirements
are satisfied and becomes a contract between the student and his or her adviser.
Post-baccalaureate students must meet the following general education requirements: at least
39 credits of liberal arts course work including a U.S. history survey course, and coursework in each of the following areas: English, mathematics, natural
sciences and social sciences, and one course in foreign language or fine arts. Coursework in developmental or life span
psychology is a prerequisite for the Professional Program.
Post-Baccalaureate Program Requirements Printable version
| Post-baccalaureate students must have at least 39 credits of liberal arts general education course work including: | POST-BACCALAUREATE CERTIFICATION | |||
| Core ( 36 credits) | ||||
| · U.S. history survey course (required) – [Social Science] | Crs. | Grd. | ||
| · Developmental or Life Span Development [PSY 236]** | ART 112 History of Western Art I | 3 | ||
| · Three (3) of the following four (4) areas listed below. | ART 113 History of Western Art II | 3 | ||
| o English | ART 120 Design I | 3 | ||
| o Mathematics, | ART 124 3-Dimensional Design | 3 | ||
| o Natural sciences | ART 130 Drawing I | 3 | ||
| o Foreign language | ART 240 Printmaking I | 3 | ||
| ART 252 Painting I | 3 | |||
| **NOTE: Coursework in developmental or life span psychology (PSY 236) is also required and is a prerequisite for admission to the Professional Teaching Program. | ART 260 Ceramics I | 3 | ||
| ART 261 Sculpture I | 3 | |||
| ART 263 Crafts I | 3 | |||
| ART 491 Aesthetic/Critical Dialogue About Art | 3 | |||
| Admission to Professional Program | Art History course ( selected in consultation with advisor) | 3 | ||
| Phase I: Pre-application. | ||||
| Prior to this application, students are required to: | Studio Specialization Area (9 credits) | |||
| • Passed PRAXIS I or be qualified to have this test waived. (Information is available Barnard room 248) | 9 credits in one media area are required. | |||
| 3 | ||||
| ·· Have a 2.70 GPA and 3.0 in Art courses. | 3 | |||
| ·· Passed Portfolio Review | 3 crs double-counted either in Core or Art Elective | X | X | |
| ·· Passed Art 112, Art 113, and PSY 236 | ||||
| Art Elective (3 credits) | ||||
| Phase II: Application. Applications are due September 10 or February 10. Application materials can be picked up in Barnard room 248 | 3 | |||
| PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM (6 credits) | ||||
| ART 301 Art Education Theory and Practice I | 3 | |||
| EDTE 314 Applied Learning Theories (K-12 Programs) | 3 | |||
| NOTE: Students who already hold a bachelor’s degree may pursue teacher certification through our post-baccalaureate programs. Although you must be admitted to the Graduate School, this program prepares students for teacher certification and does not result in a master’s degree. | ||||
| PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION COURSES (37 credits) | ||||
| *ART 302 Pre- Practicum in Art Education | 1 | |||
| *ART 303 Practicum in Art Education I | 2 | |||
| *ART 400 Art Education Theory & Practice II | 3 | |||
| *EDSC 375 Principles & Evaluation in Education (K-12) | 3 | |||
| *EDTE 316 Principles of Learning | 4 | |||
| ART 403 Art Education and Technology | 3 | |||
| *EDF 415 Educational Foundations | 3 | |||
| *SPED 315 Intro to Educating Learners with Exceptionalities | 3 | |||
| *ART 401 Student Teaching Seminar - Art | 1 | |||
| *ART 402 Practicum in Art Education II | 1 | |||
| *EDSC 428 Student Teaching: Elementary Art | 5 | |||
| *EDSC 429 Student Teaching: Secondary Art | 5 | |||
| *Admission to the Professional Program required. | ||||
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