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Teaching is a common career path for students with an Art Education degree, but it’s not the only one. This degree builds skills in design, communication, organization, and leadership, which can be used in many careers outside the classroom.
If you enjoy graphic design and like helping others learn, you may be wondering which path is right for you: a traditional graphic design degree or a graphic design teaching degree.
A Guide for Current and Prospective Art Students
Unnecessary or vital? The lasting impact of creativity in the classroom.
Many students love art and enjoy helping others learn, but some might be unsure if they want to teach in a traditional K-12 classroom. When getting a degree in Art Education, it may seem like teaching in a traditional classroom is the only option, but that isn’t necessarily the case. Having a degree in Art Education builds skills in creativity, communication, visual literacy, and instructional design—skills that transfer to many career fields.
Photography has always evolved with technology—photography was even one of the major technological changes of the world. But with a rapidly growing world full of different equipment and software, artificial intelligence, and online support, it may seem overwhelming how to keep up with advancements. When teaching photography, it’s important to remember that modern technology can support photography education but is not a substitute for teaching.
Many incoming students are drawn to 2D art, but not everyone realizes how many forms this creative field includes. Two-dimensional art is artwork created on a flat surface, using height and width instead of depth—and this art form can take on many different appearances.
Career paths, skills, and real-world opportunities.
A Fine Arts: Photography (B.A.) can prepare you for much more than taking pictures. From creating advertising campaigns and documenting important events to producing fine art and telling stories through journalism, photographers work in a wide variety of industries.
Using photography as a fine art means creating photographs that express ideas, emotions, and personal vision, rather than just documenting a moment.