Youth Arts Coordinator
Help people learn, grow, and connect through the arts.
At a Glance
Suggested Major
Studio Art
Suggested Minor
Psychology or Education
Degree Level
Bachelor’s degree; portfolio and experience are important
Career Areas
Education, learning, community engagement
Work Settings
Schools, universities, museums, community organizations, arts programs
Best For Students Who…
Enjoy helping others learn, facilitating experiences, and building supportive communities
What Does an Youth Arts Coordinator Do?
Youth Arts Coordinators work at the intersection of education, learning, community engagement. They use creative, analytical, and collaborative skills to develop projects, services, experiences, or programs that respond to the needs of audiences, clients, organizations, or communities.
How You Build This Path
1. Build Your Arts Foundation
Develop core knowledge and practical skills through the Studio Art major, including project-based work and professional preparation.
2. Add Complementary Knowledge
Use the Psychology minor to add a second area of expertise that strengthens preparation for this career.
3. Gain Experience + Build Your Next Step
Work directly with young people through camps, schools, museums, after-school programs, or community arts organizations.
Skills You May Develop
Related Major + Minor Combinations
Studio Art + Interdisciplinary Design = Art Teacher
Studio Art + Interdisciplinary Design = Faculty Member
Studio Art + Interdisciplinary Design = Museum Educator
Degree & Experience Info
This career typically requires a graduate degree.
Bachelor’s degree; portfolio and experience are important FSU graduate option: FSU offers MS options in Art Education, including Teacher Certification and Professional Development. Accelerated pathway: FSU Studio Art BA/BFA students can pursue the combined pathway to the MS in Art Education, completing both degrees in as little as 5 years.