The Bachelor of Fine Arts in Arts with a concentration in art education combines an immersion in art with teaching experiences in K–12 classrooms. Once you graduate, you'll be eligible for teacher licensure in pre-kindergarten through grade 12, and you can apply for teaching positions in schools, communities and museums across the country. Rather that focusing on one studio area, you'll take a variety of arts and design electives, including painting, sculpture, ceramics and photography. You also have the option to double-major or pursue a minor. This breadth of experience will prepare you to teach multiple mediums in the classroom. <br><br>For teacher preparation, you'll have two semesters of practicum courses where you visit local schools for teaching and observation. Then, a semester-long clinical internship with both an elementary and a secondary school art teacher will give you a full-time teaching experience while you prepare a teaching portfolio and a final exhibition-and start your job search.