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Skoða vefinn á ÍslenskuDepartment of Art Education
Í art education department Academy of Arts Iceland dedicate students see diverse methods for that bait arts í us og job, with emphasis á extensive societal og ideological allusions. The department invites up á master's degree og diploma course í pedagogy with special emphasis á arts, in addition master's degree í arts og welfare.
About the programme
In the art education department, emphasis is placed on developing students' personal skills through targeted training in setting personal and professional goals that test independence and endurance as well as expressive and communication skills.
The program includes artists from all art disciplines who have decided to supplement their education in teaching and communication, and an art-related general pedagogy course is also offered for those who have a bachelor's degree in subjects other than art. Although students are offered courses and discussions related to their own subjects, the majority of courses are open to everyone, which makes the department a simmering pot of the arts.
The master's program in teaching studies aims to educate people for teaching, as well as to strengthen their skills and the theoretical basis for communicating their knowledge in different fields.
The master's program in arts and well-being aims to increase access and participation of different groups in art-related projects and events.
The language of instruction in the art education department is Icelandic.
Study structure
The program is diverse and is based on courses in pedagogy, psychology, philosophy and sociology, along with training in teaching and communication of arts and projects both within and outside the school system.
In the art education department, there are several study paths that are based on the different backgrounds and interests of the students.
After ksecondary education
After completing their studies, students receive either a master's degree or a diploma in art education or teaching studies. Students have acquired the knowledge and experience to work at all school levels as well as carry out different cultural and education-related projects in society.
In addition to the general rights that a master's degree gives for further study and work, students receive a professional license (permit) upon graduation. The license includes the right of graduated students to call themselves a teacher and work as such in Iceland at kindergarten, primary and secondary school levels.
After completing studies in arts and welfare
After completing studies in arts and welfare, students have gained knowledge and experience in working with different groups on art-related projects.
Programmes
Frequently asked questions
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What are the entry requirements?
Master's in Art Education (MA / M.Art.Ed / MT / M.Mus.Ed)
Entrance requirements: Bachelor's degree or equivalent university degree in arts.Master's in Art Education with Administration (MA / M.Art.Ed / MT / M.Mus.Ed)
Admission requirements: Having completed at least 120 credits or equivalent at bachelor's level in art.Master of Education (MA / M.Ed / MT)
Admission requirements: Having completed a bachelor's degree or equivalent university studies in your field of study.Diploma in art education/pedagogy (diploma)
Admission requirements: Having completed a master's degree in a subject.Master's program for teachers (MA / M.Ed / MT)
Admission requirements: Having completed a bachelor's degree for a teaching qualification.
Researches
The goal of the Research Laboratory in Art Education Studies is to increase and strengthen research and development projects in the field of art education and art education at all school levels in close cooperation with the field. The goal is also to encourage initiative for research and to create conditions for sharing knowledge and presenting the results of research in the field, for example through conferences and seminars, the publication of scientific articles and scientific publications and through lectures.
The laboratory's mission is to be a forum for art teachers, artists and everyone who conducts research in the field of art learning, teaching and art communication. It covers all art forms and emphasis will be placed on interdisciplinary approaches and connections with international laboratories.
The aim is to have the broadest possible cooperation with those who work on research and development of learning and teaching methods of art and creative school work with an emphasis on contemporary issues, which span different practices and discourses (arts, education, pedagogy, politics, cultural studies, digital media, philosophy, museum education and community-related arts). Collaboration and dialogue between the arts and other disciplines offers endless possibilities for research and development projects.
It is important to cultivate close cooperation with the grassroots, professional associations of artists and cultural and artistic activities in the country with the aim of further promoting innovation and supporting the growth of art education on the widest possible basis.
The laboratory operates under the umbrella of the Art Education Department of the Iceland Academy of the Arts and is based there.
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