185 Bachelor's degrees in Ceramics and Sculpture

The Studio Arts - Sculpture and Expanded Forms program offered by Rochester Institute of Technology explores three-dimensional art-making, ranging from traditional materials and techniques to new technologies. 

The BA Ceramic Design (Hons) programme at the University of the Arts London (UAL) is a unique, specialist design course.

The Sculpture programme at Temple University is a comprehensive Bachelor of Fine Arts delivered through a public study mode. This intensive four-year course focuses on interdisciplinary studio practice and technical mastery. Students explore diverse media and experimental forms to develop a unique professional artistic idiom.

The Sculpture programme at the University of Georgia offers a comprehensive public study mode for students. This bachelor level course focuses on material transformation and spatial design over a standard four-year duration, blending traditional fabrication with modern technology to prepare artists for contemporary creative practice.

The Art - Ceramics BFA program from Arizona State University provides a stimulating and challenging environment for artistic and intellectual growth.

In the Fine Arts - Sculpture and Integrated Practices program from Pratt Institute, you will investigate diverse conceptual approaches, media, and processes through core studio and elective courses.

BFA Ceramics students at Massachusetts College of Art and Design develop a strong foundation in the technical skills and ideas important for today’s artists, designers, and educators.

The Ceramics programme at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire is a public bachelor degree designed for aspiring artists. This immersive course focuses on advanced studio exploration and technical mastery. Students engage in a four-year, full-time curriculum that prepares them for professional practice or graduate study.

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 - Ceramics program from University of Central Arkansas offers students the opportunity to explore a variety of building techniques from hand-built sculptural construction and throwing on a potter’s wheel to making plaster molds and slip casting. 

The Art, Sculpture program of University of West Georgia is a comprehensive fine art program that focuses on assisting young artists discover and develop their own visual language.

The Fine Arts - Ceramics program from University of North Florida is a vibrant and dynamic community that embraces creativity, exploration, and innovation across a diverse range of artistic disciplines.

The Fine Arts - Sculpture program from University of North Florida is a vibrant and dynamic community that embraces creativity, exploration, and innovation across a diverse range of artistic disciplines.

This Sculpture & Environmental Art at The Glasgow School of Art is one of the few specialist undergraduate programmes in the UK, and the only one in Scotland, dedicated to exploring relationships between object-making, art in public and social engagement, underpinned by contemporary critical and cultural debates and conditions.

In the Sculpture - Installation program at OCAD University, you will experiment with creating three-dimensional sculpture and installation work. You will learn the skills to create installations – works of art designed for public spaces. You will use the fabrication studios to explore hands-on and digital creation.

Learn to analyze works of art/design perceptively and to evaluate them critically the Studio Arts - Ceramics program from Southern Utah University.

Sculpture program at the University of Alabama Huntsville encourages each individual student to develop the technical know-how and sincere critical analysis required to become active participants in the dialogue surrounding the field.

The Fine Arts - Sculpture programme at University at Buffalo is a comprehensive bachelor degree delivered in a public study mode. This creative course focuses on contemporary art-making strategies and technical production. Students develop professional artistic skills and visual literacy through intensive studio practice.

The Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Ceramics with Entrepreneurial Studies program at the Tyler School of Art and Architecture at Temple University welcomes students into a diverse community of thinkers and makers who challenge traditional processes in a forward-looking way.

A Studio Art - Ceramics degree from the University of Central Missouri can help you not only develop and sharpen technical skills but also expand your creative practice and better prepare you for a career in the creative arts.