Ph.D. in Education, Concentration in Art Education

The art education concentration of the Ph.D. in education program allows students to connect contemporary art and education theories and philosophies, practical and professional experiences, and impact research to develop an area of expertise relevant to the field of art education.

The program integrates urban community engagement, digital and emerging media, and research and assessment in diverse settings, ensuring graduates will be highly qualified to serve in teaching, research and leadership positions at universities and in arts and education organizations.

Curriculum requirements

The Ph.D. in education, concentration in art education requires a minimum of 60 total graduate credit hours:

Degree requirements for the Ph.D. in education, concentration in art education »

Please keep in mind, however, that the exact course requirements may vary depending on when you matriculated into the program, so please consult your adviser or the program coordinator with any additional questions.

VCU BULLETIN INFO

• Ph.D. in education, concentration in art education

PROGRAM BASICS

How to apply: Graduate application
Semester of entry: Summer or fall
Application deadline: Jan. 15
Faculty listing: Teaching and Learning
Faculty areas of interest: Research areas

Resources and Checklists

Application Checklist - Ph.D. Programs [PDF]

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

• General admission requirements of the VCU Graduate School
• Master’s degree in an appropriate discipline
• Three letters of recommendation addressing the student’s potential for graduate study in education
• Statement of intent
• GRE optional
• Transcripts of all previous college work
• A personal interview and additional writing sample (may be requested)
• Professional vitae/resume