1.2k Bachelor's degrees in Art History

The Bachelor of Liberal Studies (B.L.S.) degree is administered through the College of Professional Studies at Lincoln University.  

Are you intrigued by how we lived and designed homes, and the decorative and functional items in them, throughout ages, countries and cultures to survive and flourish? Combine Archaeology with Art History to understand in detail artefacts and art history throughout major ages with the Archaeology and Art History programme of the University of Aberdeen.

This program in Art History and Global Cultures from California State University San Bernardino is designed for the student with a strong professional interest in art history or museum work who may wish to pursue graduate studies.

Course offerings in History of Art and Visual Culture from University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS) reflect the unique strengths of local and regional museum collections in the areas of Native American, Hispanic, Spanish Colonial, and Modern and Contemporary art.

Pursuing a degree in Art History at Hofstra University means you'll find comprehensive studies in art history, studio art and design.

Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) in Art - Art Studio option at Western Illinois University is the degree that prepares students for a career in the visual arts and provides an in-depth, comprehensive, and structured background in the fine arts.

The Art and the History of Art program from Amherst College offer introductory to advanced courses in art history and studio practice that enable our students to develop artistic awareness, historical understanding, critical faculties and practice in the visual arts.

Throughout the Art History BA course from the Adelphi University you will study history of art from passionate scholars who care deeply about research and teaching.

Are you curious about the stories art has to tell? Art History from  Queens University of Charlotte trains the eye and brain to analyze, interpret, and comprehend forms of visual and digital content, an important skill in our visual world filled with computers, tablets, televisions, and phone screens. 

Antioch University’s BA in Applied Arts and Media degree (BAAM) is uniquely designed for undergraduate transfer students who have a minimum of 27 college units in a specialized or technical area of the arts.

A Studio Art program at University of Saint Francis allows you to develop your talent, technical skills and conceptual thinking. 

Art and Design program from Alma College offers three programs based in studio art and art history.

The Department of Art and Art History at University of Miami provides facilities and instruction to serve the needs of the general student.

The Art - Graphic Design programme at Montana State University is a comprehensive full-time undergraduate course. Students develop professional creative skills through rigorous studio practice and theoretical study. This degree prepares graduates for high-level roles in advertising and marketing within the global design industry.

Art - Art Education from Texas Tech University requires 120 credit hours.

Through the University of Central Missouri’s Studio Art - Illustration emphasis, you will  develop your creative talents and technical skills, learning skills to become a professional illustrator.

Theatre from Wayne State University is a general curriculum for those who wish to hone job skills with challenging courses in all aspects of theatre. 

The Art History BA program offered at Georgia State University approaches visual culture from an international perspective and features the history of the art of Africa, Europe, and North and South America. 

The Art History division from Bowling Green State University is relatively small in size, offering the opportunity for students to benefit from close faculty attention. 

The Art History programme at Villanova University is a comprehensive bachelor degree delivered in a public study mode. This curriculum develops sophisticated visual literacy and critical thinking over a standard four-year duration, preparing students to interpret complex artistic productions within diverse global contexts.