1.2k Bachelor's degrees in Art History

The Art and History - Film and Media Studies (Honors) at Stanford University is an elite undergraduate programme designed for advanced research. This full-time course allows students to produce an original thesis under expert faculty guidance. It focuses on deepening academic expertise in art history and media analysis.

Turn your passion for art into a profession throughout the Art program offered by the Central Washington University. At CWU, art students push their creative boundaries and gain the practical tools necessary to begin a successful career in the art world.

The Bachelor of Fine Art degree with teacher certification at Midwestern State University is a studio-intensive program that prepares students to teach art at all levels (K-12) in public and private educational institutions.

As a major in the Art program of St. Edward's University, you’ll learn to shift your perspective and push yourself to the edge of your comfort zone.

The State University of New York at Geneseo Edit Department of Art History provides students with the opportunity to explore the history of art as undergraduate scholars interested in careers in the Arts. 

The Art programme at The City University of New York is a public B.F.A. degree designed for students seeking intensive studio practice. This undergraduate course provides a rigorous creative environment for developing professional artistic skills through dedicated mentorship and comprehensive practical training.

Join a cast of talented Theatre actors, designers, and technicians exploring their passions and learning to lead from the stage at Longwood University. 

The Art BFA track at California Institute of the Arts CalArts provides solid training in both critical thinking and artistic process, preparing students to be historically grounded thinkers while providing the tools necessary to develop a unique art practice.

The Fine Art (Honours) degree at Munster Technological University (MTU) is a comprehensive four-year programme designed for full-time study. This Bachelor of Arts (Hons) focuses on developing artistic skills and critical thinking, preparing students for a career in the visual arts or further academic pursuits.

Through Studio Art from Youngstown State University you develop your niche and perfectly position yourself for the creative future you envision after graduation.

As one of the oldest programs of its kind in America, Preservation Studies at Roger Williams University couples multidisciplinary coursework in subjects like history, architecture, law and economics with rigorous field-based professional workshops and internships.

At Studio Arts - Art History from Hamline University you'll unleash your creativity in countless media. You'll develop creative, technical, formal, and critical skills in digital, traditional, and hybridized art forms. 

Critical thinking and creative work go hand in hand in the Film and Electronic Arts program from Bard College, which integrates a wide variety of creative practices with the study of history and criticism of the medium. All production majors take required courses in film history while pursuing filmmaking.

At Augsburg University, the Art History curriculum is a “petri dish” of sorts where high-level intellectual discussion can lead to breakthroughs and new ways of thinking about a topic or subject.

In this Studio Art program at Calvin University, you'll understand great art by making it. You'll feel the heat of the kiln in a state-of-the-art ceramics studio. Watch people moved by a photograph you developed in the darkroom. Help organize an annual arts festival (with your own paintings on view).

The Art, Art History program of University of West Georgia helps students to live in a media-saturated world by building skills in visual analysis, critical thinking, research, writing, and oral presentation.

Classical Civilization majors at Catholic University of America study ancient art and architecture, history, and mythology in the ancient Greek and Roman worlds. You will take courses in philosophy and theology and develop strong analytical, research, and writing skills.

Art History and Visual Culture from The College of New Jersey are scholarly, academic disciplines which sharpen critical thinking and strengthen both writing and analytical skills.

Founded in interdisciplinary and hands-on learning, the Visual Arts and Technology program at Stevens Institute of Technology empowers students to grow into technological experts and passionate artists.

The Art programme at the University of Louisville offers a comprehensive creative education within the Hite Institute of Art + Design. Students can engage in full-time study across diverse disciplines including art history and visual arts. This degree provides the professional power needed to thrive in the global creative economy.