The School of Art, Design, and Art History at James Madison University offers seven distinct undergraduate degrees, four minors, a Master of Fine Arts, and a PK-12 Art Education Teaching Licensure program.
Undergraduate Degrees
PK–12 Art Education Teaching Licensure
The Art Education Licensure Program at James Madison University develops highly qualified PK-12 art educators who can develop and implement visual art content that is both meaningful and relevant to contemporary society. The success of the program is highlighted by a 100 percent placement rate for graduates.
SADAH Minors
SADAH minors broaden understanding of the value and role of the visual arts in general culture, deepen appreciation for personal artistic production, and enhance creativity and ability to think independently.
Foundations
The Foundations program provides the beginning of a student's education with the following classes: Color & Composition, Form & Space, Observational Drawing and Expressive & Expanded Drawing. The strength and consistency of the Foundations curriculum provides the basic structure and preparation for all upper-level courses.
Master of Fine Arts
The SADAH Master of Fine Arts Program will challenge and support independently motivated artists in their intellectual, philosophical and artistic development. The graduate program encourages lifelong learning, career success and community involvement.
