Program overview
Admission Requirements
Intakes

Last updated on 2025-07-22

Program overview

Program Overview

The Bachelor of Education - Arts Education - Elementary program at the University of Regina is designed to prepare preservice teachers for K-12 classrooms. This program emphasizes the development of inquiry practices and supports creative and critical thinking among students. Through a comprehensive study of various art forms, including dance, drama, literature, music, and visual arts, students learn to express and interpret ideas, feelings, and values. The program is recognized by the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Professional Regulatory Board, ensuring that graduates meet the requirements for Teacher Certification in Saskatchewan.

Program Structure

The Bachelor of Education - Arts Education program is structured as follows:

  • Program Length: 4 years for the Bachelor of Education (BEd) and 2 years for the After Degree (BEAD).
  • Credits: The BEd program typically requires a total of 60 credits.
  • Students can choose to complete the program on a part-time or full-time basis.
  • Incorporates a first-year practicum experience to introduce students to various roles in education.
  • Includes a pre-internship year (year 3) where students practice their skills in real classroom settings.
  • A 16-week internship occurs in the fall semester of the fourth year, providing extensive hands-on experience.

Featured Experiences

  • First-year practicum experience to explore roles in education.
  • Pre-internship year with coordinated courses and practicum opportunities.
  • 16-week internship in the fourth year for practical application of skills.
  • Focus on interdisciplinary work connecting various art disciplines.
  • Strong emphasis on cultural and artistic inquiry through studio and experiential learning.

Career Options

Graduates of the Bachelor of Education - Arts Education program can pursue various career paths, including:

  • K-12 Teacher: Specializing in arts education, teaching students in elementary and secondary schools.
  • Gallery Educator: Working in art galleries to develop educational programs and engage the community.
  • Museum Educator: Creating educational experiences and programs in museums to enhance visitor understanding of art and culture.
  • Theatre Educator: Teaching drama and performance arts in schools or community programs.
  • Community Arts Coordinator: Developing and managing arts education programs in community centers and organizations.

 

DISCLAIMER: The information above is subject to change. For the latest updates, please contact LOA Portal's advisors.

Visit UOR - University Of Regina official website