158 Bachelor's degrees in Ceramics and Sculpture in North America

You are passionate about your art, and you want to share your talents with the world. This Studio Art - Ceramics program at South Dakota State University will help you develop both the creative and professional skills you need for a future as a studio artist in today’s global art communities. 

The Ceramics (Art) Major is offered by Ball State University. Ceramics at Ball State is about community. Working together is essential in all aspects of the ceramic process. Ceramic students learn a range of skills such as hand-building, wheel-throwing, casting, glazing, kiln-firing, and even kiln-building.

Art or Studio Art – Sculpture Emphasis from Union University provides students with the very best artistic education primarily in the areas of skills, conceptual development, and community engagement, undergirded by the conviction that all truth — including artistic truth — is God's truth.

The Sculpture and Expanded Practices programme at Emily Carr University of Art + Design is a four-year, full-time course. Students engage in public study mode, beginning with a foundation year to develop core studio skills. This degree type focuses on immersive visual arts practice, critical thinking, and interdisciplinary inquiry.

This Stephen F. Austin State University Studio Art - Ceramics degree is appropriate for those students who seek a general course of study in art with minor study in another academic area. Examples of common minors outside the School of Art for art students include general business, marketing, mass communication and creative writing.

Work with internationally recognized faculty to develop your unique skills at the Art - Sculpture BFA program offered at Arizona State University.

The Sculpture programme at Murray State University provides an immersive, hands-on experience in creating three-dimensional art. Students engage in additive, subtractive, and transformation processes within a professional studio environment. This comprehensive course focuses on developing technical mastery and creative vision.

A Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Ceramics from the University of North Texas allows you to pursue your passion in ceramics, fibers or metalsmithing and jewelry. Studying in one of these fine craft fields helps you become a practicing artist, exhibiting and selling works in galleries, shops, museums and art fairs.

Interested in a major that fosters artistic thinking and inspires creativity? Enjoy making ceramics, working with various types of textiles or creating your own jewelry at the Ceramics, Fibers, and Metalsmithing and Jewelry program at the University of North Texas.

The BFA in Sculpture program offered by Boston University provides a sequenced studio approach to three-dimensional creation in a variety of materials and techniques that prepare students for lifelong learning as a professional artist. e.

The Visual Art - Sculpture programme at the University of Kansas is a four-year, full-time B.F.A. degree. This public study mode course focuses on developing technical and creative research skills. Students begin with foundation studies before advancing into specialised sculptural practices and professional seminar training.

The Sculpture programme at The University of Akron is a comprehensive Bachelor of Fine Arts degree designed for aspiring professional artists. This full-time, on-campus course provides intensive training in three-dimensional media, combining traditional techniques with contemporary practice over a four-year duration.

The Ceramics programme at Temple University is a comprehensive B.F.A. degree delivered through a public study mode. This 126-credit hour course focuses on creative growth and technical mastery. Students engage in professional preparation and interdisciplinary exploration over a standard four-year undergraduate duration.

Our Sculpture program from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette prepares students to function in a variety of artistic roles within the contemporary field of sculpture. Students develop technical skills, competence in the use of media, and are exposed to a diverse range of traditional and contemporary modes of three-dimensional expression.

The Sculpture concentration from Jacksonville University promotes concept and process development through contemporary and traditional approaches to art making.

The Sculpture (Studio Art) program at Wichita State University prepares students to be exceptional artists as well as versatile, creative professionals.  Our degrees offer a unique intersection of Applied Drawing, Ceramics, Photo, Print, Sculpture and Electronic Media, and Community and Social Practice. Large studio spaces, ADCI galleries and new technology are at your fingertips.

The Sculpture B.F.A. program from Georgia State University offers a nimble and adaptive educational model that is conversant with the fluid landscape of contemporary art production.

The BFA Ceramics concentration offered at the University of North Alabama focuses on throwing and/or hand-building with clay.

The Sculpture programme at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire is a comprehensive bachelor degree delivered in a public study mode. This four-year course focuses on spatial expression and technical mastery, allowing students to develop a professional portfolio through immersive studio practice and expert faculty mentorship.

The Studio Art - Ceramics degree at Salve Regina University uses clay as a material for problem solving, in both traditional (functional) or conceptual (sculptural) styles. Skill building, technical understanding and an exposure to 10,000 years of ceramic cultural history are coupled with stretching the limits of your creative problem-solving abilities.