9 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Most Studio Arts thesis projects at Bard College at Simon's Rock consist of a significant written component and thesis exhibition, which the student designs, installs, and documents, at one of the galleries on campus.

Build from a common studio arts and art history foundation, and go on to pursue independent, self-generated upper-level studio work. At this Drawing and Painting program at Bard College at Simon's Rock you’ll investigate a wide range of traditional and experimental approaches and areas of study, and explore a variety of aesthetic ideas and theories.

Explore the technical and conceptual sides of both functional and sculptural Ceramics, while being guided in your search for personal expression at Bard College at Simon's Rock.

This Art History program at Bard College at Simon's Rock offers students the opportunity to analyze visual images and deepen their understanding of the role such images play in societies and cultures, past and present.

The Bard College at Simon's Rock Dance program encourages each student to understand movement as a form of personal expression, a kinesthetic experience, a cultural and historical phenomenon, and as a subject of aesthetic analysis.

The Arts program at Bard College at Simon's Rock complements concentrations in the arts with a focus on creativity and artistic expression. 

The concentration in Music at Bard College at Simon's Rock prepares students to excel as composers, performers, and scholars by combining theory with technique, study with performance, and individual talent with meticulous teamwork.

Students in the Theatre Arts program at Bard College at Simon's Rock receive one-on-one instruction, a variety of opportunities to learn about all aspects of performance, and the encouragement to fashion their own programs of study in consultation with the faculty.

Learn both darkroom and digital techniques in a Photography program at Bard College at Simon's Rock that integrates historical study and hands-on practice. You’ll explore specific genres, such as portraiture, documentary, and experimental photography, while acquiring technical skills such as printing and PhotoShop.