All-Grade Licensure Programs
Students pursuing an all-grades license must be students in good standing in either the School of Health and Human Sciences for Physical Education or the Herron School of Art + Design for visual arts education, and must meet both the degree requirements of the relevant school and the School of Education requirements for licensure.
General Education
Students must complete the program of General Education outlined by the relevant school (Physical Education or Visual Arts).
Teaching Areas
Physical Education
Students wishing to be licensed in physical education may pursue a bachelor degree from the School of Health and Human Services. The program, which prepares physical education teachers in conjunction with the School of Education, is the oldest in the nation, and the faculty provide longstanding expertise in effective and innovative programming to promote youth physical activity. The degree program and curriculum meet all standards of the Indiana Department of Education and are founded on the guidelines of the National Association for Sport and Physical Education. Students study basic sciences, physical education, health, and teaching methods. Students are encouraged to review the information on the web and then contact an advisor in the School of Health and Human Sciences for a more information.
Visual Arts
Students wishing to become certified to teach in public schools may pursue a Bachelor of Art Education. The Bachelor of Art Education Program prepares students to pursue certification (teaching license) in Art Education in all grades (P-12) in the state of Indiana. The program features a commitment to practical experience integrated with a strong studio program. Throughout the program, students increase skill and knowledge in the content of art education today, including art historical inquiry, critical inquiry, philosophical inquiry, studio, and teaching methodology. Students gain experience by teaching school-age students in a variety of programs and settings including student teaching. In addition, students observe and participate in art programs and events citywide.The IU Indianapolis Art Education Program of the Herron School of Art is offered in conjunction with the School of Education.
Students are encouraged to consult the Herron School of Art for more information.
