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Education – Visual Arts

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The best preparation for teaching visual arts is a BFA degree or equivalent Honours degree in visual arts. Courses can be chosen in consultation with a Faculty of Education adviser and/or the subject course director.

Junior/Intermediate or Second Teaching Subject

Candidates must complete 24 credits as follows: nine credits in two of the following categories – drawing, painting, printmaking or sculpture. The remaining credits must be taken at the 3000- or 4000-year level. Candidates must complete at least 12 credits of studio courses in visual arts.

First Teaching Subject

Candidates must complete 36 credits as follows: 12 credits in three of the following categories – drawing, painting, printmaking or sculpture. The remaining credits must be taken at the 3000- or 4000-year level. Candidates must complete at least 18 credits of studio courses in visual arts. 24 credits in the teaching subject area must be completed prior to enrolling in ED/VISA 3051 6.00.