艺术行政，教育和政策部的使命是通过以下方面的艺术和视觉文化批判性地利用文化含义，促进社会变革并提高公众利益：我们强调对艺术和文化尤其是视觉文化的理解。全球性，文化多元和技术社会。通过以下方法探索该内容：教学理论和实践，对历史和当代艺术品的批判性探究，对艺术和文化中的公共和教育政策的分析以及对艺术教育，艺术管理的哲学，历史和政策基础的探究，和文化政策管理。我们的课程包括关注理解：文化生产中的多媒体技术，政策批判，教学，学习，评估和国际比较实践的认识。<br> <br>艺术政策与行政管理硕士课程是教育部之间的
The mission of the Department of Arts Administration, Education and Policy is to critically engage cultural meaning that fosters social change and advances the public interest through the arts and visual culture through excellence in: We emphasize understanding of arts and culture, especially visual culture, in a global, culturally diverse and technological society. This content is explored through the following: Pedagogical theory and practices, Critical inquiry of historical and contemporary artworks, Analysis of public and educational policy in the arts and cultures and Inquiry in the philosophical, historical, and policy foundations of art education, arts management, and cultural policy administration. Our curriculum includes attention to understanding: Multimedia technologies in cultural production, Critique of policies, Teaching, Learning, Assessment and Awareness of comparative international practice.<br><br>The MA in Arts Policy and Administration program is a dual program between the Department of Arts Administration, Education and Policy and the John Glenn College of Public Affairs. The program can be completed in two academic years, with students completing 49 hours of coursework between both departments. Students study public policy and the arts, arts management, and arts education policy and program management. AAEP and the Glenn College work together to provide a comprehensive and balanced curriculum that examines intersections of public policy, arts and culture. One of the first programs in the country to dedicate itself to serious research and advanced training in arts policy and administration, students have the opportunity to undertake internships in Columbus with a wide range of arts organizations, including the Columbus Museum of Art, Opera Columbus, the Ohio Arts Council, BalletMet and Ohio State's own Wexner Center for the Arts.