7 Bachelor's degrees in Ceramics and Sculpture in Rhode Island, United States

The Studio Art - Ceramics program at Rhode Island College challenges students to use clay as an expressive medium and think conceptually about their work while considering historic aspects of the medium.

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.

Ceramics from Rhode Island School of Design helps students to discover individual artistic strengths, develop a personal voice and express a range of experiences.

The Studio Art - Sculpture program at Rhode Island College provides instruction in three-dimensional design principles and mechanical skills in a wide range of materials and techniques to realize content and concepts in professional-quality work.

The Studio Art - Ceramics program at Rhode Island College challenges students to use clay as an expressive medium and think conceptually about their work while considering historic aspects of the medium.

Sculpture from Rhode Island School of Design curriculum and pedagogy encourage students to develop their work in ways that actively engage intersectional and relational thought and action through both Sculpture studio courses and extensive electives. 

The Studio Art - Sculpture program at Rhode Island College provides instruction in three-dimensional design principles and mechanical skills in a wide range of materials and techniques to realize content and concepts in professional-quality work.