185 Bachelor's degrees in Ceramics and Sculpture

The Sculpture OTM BA programme from University of Pécs aim is to educate sculptors who can carry out artistic sculpting activity using their acquired plastic knowledge.

Ceramics, Jewellery and Metalwork (with Foundation Year) (Hons) from Wrexham University will help you develop your material and design expertise and versatility through ceramics, metal, jewellery and mixed media.

Ceramics, Jewellery and Metalwork (Hons) from Wrexham University will help you develop your material and design expertise and versatility through ceramics, metal, jewellery and mixed media.

Fine metal makers learn through heat, pressure and patience. They find their ideas at the bench, not just on the page. The University for the Creative Arts offers an exciting Jewellery and Silversmithing BA (Hons) programme about learning through hand-making objects within a community of makers.

Let fire, material, and curiosity shape who you become as a maker on the Ceramics and Glass BA (Hons) degree course at The University for the Creative Arts.

With the Sculpture course from University of Canterbury, you will explore time, space, and context behind crafted objects.

This Sculpture and Combined Media (Hons) course at Technological University of the Shannon offers students the opportunity to develop and experiment using sculptural techniques and media. 

This Fine Art (Hons) BA programme from Northumbria University will help you become a thoughtful, skilled artist who understands the power of art and can connect with communities locally and globally.

The Ceramics in Expanding Practice (Hons) programme from Technological University of the Shannon embraces inclusivity and diversity within contemporary ceramics and encourages innovation and risk taking in the realisation of ceramic and clay work.

The Sculpture program at California State University Long Beach offers opportunities to explore figurative and formal approaches through molding, casting, and fabrication methods; video, kinetics and electronic arts; installation and intermedia; and performance, participatory, and relational practices.

The Art - Ceramics degree at California State University Fullerton is a professional programme providing directed studies in eight studio concentrations within the visual arts. 

The Sculpture programme at Virginia Commonwealth University offers a fluid and dynamic educational experience that reflects the vital landscape of art making today.

The Ceramic Arts programme at California State University Long Beach explores the production of both functional and non-functional art objects. 

The Art - Sculpture at California State University Fullerton is designed to guide the beginning student through a diverse conceptual approach to sculpture along with the appropriate technical support.  

Millersville University of Pennsylvania's Sculpture program helps students develop a thorough knowledge of sculpture and an individual artistic expression.

The University of Dallas offers a comprehensive program in Ceramics arts. Students are exposed to the theory of ceramics as art and craft with a solid background in ceramic history, technical and creative possibilities.

The BA Fine Art – Sculpture (Hons) at the University of the Arts London (UAL) invites you to explore the interplay between materials, social practices and cultural contexts.

The Sculpture/Ceramics programme at Augusta University is a professional B.Sc. degree designed for creative individuals. This full-time, on-campus course provides hands-on training in three-dimensional art techniques. Students develop technical mastery and expressive skills within a vibrant academic community in Georgia.

The B.F.A. in Sculpture is a professional undergraduate degree from the Indiana University Indianapolis, designed for students desiring extensive studio experience with an emphasis in sculpture. 

The Visual Art - Ceramics programme at the University of Kansas is a four-year, public bachelor degree. Students develop technical and creative skills through 120 credit hours of intensive studio work. This full-time course combines foundational art studies with advanced ceramic specialisation to prepare professional artists.