10 Bachelor's degrees in Arts, Design & Architecture in Trinidad and Tobago

Theatre Arts from The University of the West Indies allows students to develop their knowledge and build their skills in performance related activity through practice and research.  

Visual Arts from The University of the West Indies offers an inspiring context for refining thinking and practice. The curriculum is structured on Art and Design, which emphasizes an intra-disciplinary approach to content. 

The Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Animation and Music Technology programme is offered at University of Trinidad and Tobago 

Dance from The University of the West Indies facilitates students in developing their performance technique and gain valuable skills in choreographing, researching, and teaching dance.

Carnival Studies from The University of the West Indies engages both the historical exploration of the Carnival phenomenon and its impact on Caribbean identity as well as the entrepreneurial and institutional expansion of the Creative industries within the region.

Musical Arts (Special) from The University of the West Indies will benefit those persons who will be pursuing a professional path in Music including post-graduate study.

The Bachelor of Fine Arts in Fashion Design programme is offered at University of Trinidad and Tobago.

The Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in the Performing Arts programme at University of Trinidad and Tobago is a full-time four year programme of full-time study for those aspiring to a career in the Performing Arts or in Arts Education.

Land Management (Valuation) from The University of the West Indies aims to provide excellent and expert training, and to graduate valuation surveying professionals who are proficient in the principles and concepts of valuation surveying within the framework of land management, in support of the Caribbean regions’ socioeconomic and environmental goals and objectives.             

Film from The University of the West Indies is designed to teach potential filmmakers the technical skills of production at the very highest level, and to ensure that these filmmakers understand the theoretical and aesthetic principles of film.