1.2k Bachelor's degrees in Art History

The B.F.A. in Studio Art at Otterbein University is a professional degree that prepares you for graduate study and careers in art and design.  

The Art History and Theology and Religion programme of the University of Aberdeen is the opportunity to study the buildings, sculptures, drawings, paintings, prints, decorative and industrial art of all periods and to add a fascinating exploration of the origin, function, and meaning of religion, studying and comparing the major religions across the world.

The Art History program at the State University of New York Fredonia states that if you’ve ever looked at a work of art or architecture and wondered why it was made or how it became aesthetically or historically significant, then you might want to consider Fredonia’s Bachelor of Arts degree in Art History.

The B.A. in Art History at The City University of New York is a comprehensive undergraduate programme. This public study mode course provides a deep exploration of global visual cultures. Students engage with diverse artistic traditions over a standard four-year duration to earn their professional degree.

A degree in Art History at Coe College prepares you for a wide range of rewarding careers in the arts, business, academia and elsewhere.

The Bachelor of Arts in Art (BA in Art) at University of North Alabama is a four-year liberal arts undergraduate degree program. 

Art and Art History from Rhodes College gives students, regardless of experience or major, the opportunity to develop sensitivity to visual language through studio work and the study of the history of art.  

The Art curriculum engages Edgewood University students in a comprehensive visual art experience.

Studio Art from Saint Vincent College is an intensive program for those interested in pursuing careers in the arts including becoming an independent artist or assisting graphic designers. 

The Art programme at Pepperdine University offers a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts degree. This full-time, campus-based course in Malibu provides students with a rigorous foundation in visual arts and creative practice. Over four years, undergraduates develop professional skills in a supportive, faith-based academic environment.

Art History students at the Saint Anselm College examine the historical and cultural roles of art in human society, and learn the visual language, techniques and meaning of art and architectural monuments past and present. 

As an Art History major at Union College, you will study a broad range of visual communication across historical periods and cultures as you explore how societies through the ages have defined themselves through art.

Earn your Art degree from Saint Mary's College of Maryland at a small liberal arts college, where individualized studios and innovative ideas combine. The small faculty-student ratio means you get to work closely with your professors. In addition, art majors benefit from a variety of creative opportunities on campus.

The Art History and History programme of the University of Aberdeen is the perfect combination to immerse yourself in all aspects of human activity in the past, with a fascinating in-depth study of the buildings, sculptures, drawings, paintings, prints, decorative and industrial arts of all periods.

Visual and Aboriginal Art students from Brandon University will be actively engaged in the workings of the local art community as well as realizing their place within the art world at large.

The Art History program from University of Central Arkansas provides students with the historical context necessary for understanding the arts as a transformative influence on humanity.

Our Theatre program at Minnesota State University Mankato offers an array opportunities exploring a wide range of dramatic literature and movement possibilities in three performance venues.

Art - Art History from Hobart and William Smith Colleges trains students to develop a critical awareness of the role cultural production plays in the creation and contestation of structures of power as well as identity. Understanding a variety of visual languages and the ideologies hidden therein could not be more relevant in a world today awash in overt and covert visual messages.

The Art program at Bellarmine University offers students the aesthetic training, technical knowledge, critical thinking skills and problem solving strategies that prepare them for careers in the creative economy and/or graduate study in the visual arts.

As an Art History major at Bradley University, you’ll explore how art communicates ideas across time and cultures, sharpening your observational skills, critical thinking, and research abilities while learning to construct compelling arguments and communicate effectively.