The Master of Science in Art Education at Penn State's College of Arts and Architecture is designed for students who seek advanced research experience in art education. The program prepares graduates for roles in college teaching, research, administration, public school art teaching, and art supervision, or for further doctoral study. Students benefit from interdisciplinary coursework that includes a minimum of 15 credits in art education and electives from disciplines such as philosophy, educational theory, art history, psychology, and anthropology. The program includes both a standard path and a dual-title M.S. in Art Education + Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, providing perspectives on feminist and non-binary pedagogy and research. A thesis and oral defense are required for completion. 来源： https://bulletins.psu.edu/graduate/programs/majors/art-education/