Education
Acadia University
at Queen's University Β· Canada
Duration
4 years
Intake
Fall, Spring
Mode
Full Time
Tuition
On request
Campus
Kingston
The Bachelor of Arts in Artist in Community Education at Queen's University merges the disciplines of education and the arts to prepare students for significant roles in community engagement through artistic practices. This unique program encompasses a diverse range of subjects, including art history, community development, pedagogy, and creative methodologies. Students will explore how art can foster community dialogue, promote social change, and enhance educational experiences.
Throughout the course, you will engage in both theoretical and practical learning experiences, allowing you to apply artistic techniques in real-world settings. The curriculum is structured to include a combination of classroom learning, collaborative projects, and fieldwork. This immersive experience enables students to develop strong leadership, communication, and critical thinking skills essential for a career in community education.
The program emphasizes the importance of cultural sensitivity and understanding diverse community needs, enabling students to become effective facilitators of artistic programs in various environments. Studying in the rich cultural landscape of the destination country, students are exposed to a myriad of artistic expressions and community engagement initiatives, making this educational journey truly enriching.
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