The Woodworking Arts Specialization is a division of the Department of Art Education and Folklore. It is a discipline that emphasizes practical elements while adhering to the principles and philosophy of art education. It examines wooden materials using diverse techniques and traditional craftsmanship, all within a modern conceptual framework that integrates authenticity with the conservation of heritage and identity, while also embracing contemporary methods of processing, whether in form, design, or function. Such an approach is particularly evident in contemporary contexts, where aesthetic form merges with the significance of aesthetic application, as handcrafted artifacts have evolved into pendants that provide direct or indirect illumination, akin to lighting fixtures or murals that enhance and adorn rooms while filling voids. All woodworking curriculum and courses validate this, since they cultivate skills and prepare graduates to undertake minor projects that enhance societal development and self-sufficiency without reliance on employment.