152 Bachelor's degrees in Ceramics and Sculpture in United States

The Ceramics Program provides students with a technical foundation in basic hand and wheel formation, glaze calculation, clay formulation and a range of finishing and firing techniques. The Art - Ceramics programme is offered at the Howard University.

University of Northern Iowa's Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art, Ceramics concentration, provides students with a strong foundation in ceramics techniques and processes, exploring the principles of design and aesthetics while developing critical thinking skills. Students create a portfolio of work, preparing them for a career in the arts.

The Stephen F. Austin State University Studio Art - Sculpture curriculum provides students with a solid technical and conceptual background in the discipline, exposing you to a wide range of media and technical methods.

Ramapo College of New Jersey's Sculpture BA program offers students a dynamic and immersive learning experience, fostering artistic expression and technical skills in the field of sculpture.

Pennsylvania Western University's Studio Arts, Sculpture BFA program cultivates the artistic talents of students in the realm of three-dimensional expression.

Studio Art - Ceramics at Stephen F. Austin State University has received recognition by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design as one of the finest ceramics programs in the nation for a university of its size.

Ignite your inner artist and start your career with a BFA from the nation’s premier center for the Sculpture at Marshall University.

The Sculpture program at Ball State University is great for those who like to work in three dimensions, combining expression and technique with mass, volume, and space. 

Break the mold and carve out your own future with the Studio Art - Sculpture programme from University of North Texas.

The Ceramics programme at the University of Georgia offers a comprehensive public bachelor level education in clay artistry. Students explore both sculptural and utilitarian techniques through various study modes. This curriculum focuses on individual expression, technical mastery, and professional portfolio development.

The Sculpture - New Genres program of Otis College of Art and Design is one of three areas of study in Fine Arts. Taught by a faculty of active professional artists, students in Fine Arts delve into each of the core disciplines—Painting, Sculpture/New Genres, and Photography—before selecting one area to pursue in depth.

The Art, Ceramics program of University of West Georgia is a comprehensive fine art ceramics program that emphasizes conceptual potency articulated though a high degree of technical proficiency.

Ceramics from Western Colorado University will teach you about technical and conceptual issues, incorporating both traditional and contemporary techniques.

We’ll help you integrate technical facility with independent and creative thought through a varied Ceramics program at University of Hartford designed to meet your needs.

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.

Capitalizing on Design Thinking, our courses immerse you in all aspects of ceramics from commercial application to studio artist. The Object Design Ceramics degree from Jacksonville University track adds real world action, pushes surface, focuses on production or narrative sculpture and inspires your creative voice throughout. What story will you tell?

If you want to create artwork that is functional and have fun while doing it, then the Ceramics program at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette is the choice for you. The curriculum balances fundamental skill development in hand-building and wheel-throwing with an understanding of historical and contemporary ceramic perspectives.

The Bachelor Fine Art - Sculpture programme is offered by The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.

Ceramics from Mississippi University for Women is designed to provide a learning environment and experience that prepares students for careers in ceramics. 

As the student progresses through the Art - Sculpture program at Southern Illinois University and begins advanced study, shared studio space is provided. At this point, the successful student will have developed a personal working approach with regard to direction and material.