39 Bachelor's degrees in Fine Arts in Canada

Fine Arts Algoma University
4,1(28)Sault Ste. Marie, CanadaThe Fine Arts program from Algoma University strikes a fine balance between traditional and experimental practices and between refined object making and personal development.

Bachelor of Arts Thompson Rivers University
4,1(38)Kamloops, CanadaThis Bachelor of Arts course from Thompson Rivers University offers a variety of majors and minors while ensuring a comprehensive foundation in the liberal arts.

Hairstyling (4 semesters) St. Lawrence College
3,0(1)Kingston, CanadaThe Hairstyling (4 semesters) programme from St. Lawrence College offers practical, theoretical, and experiential learning opportunities to prepare students for an exciting career in the Hairstyling industry.

Performing and Fine Arts Douglas College
4,6(10)New Westminster, CanadaStudy music, art history, film studies, theatre history, or creative writing for the stage or screen with the two-year Performing and Fine Arts programme from Douglas College.

Fine Art Foundation Fanshawe College
4,4(27)London, CanadaThis Fine Art Foundation Graduate Certificate from Fanshawe College will help you to develop the necessary skills in painting, drawing, video, sculpture, and photography so that you can reach your creative potential.

Dramatic Art - Concurrent Education University of Windsor
4,4(27)Windsor, Canada Top 10% in WorldwideThe classroom will be your stage in this hands-on Dramatic Art - Concurrent Education BA/BEd programme from University of Windsor where you will practice drama as a vehicle for learning and teaching.

Performing and Fine Arts Douglas College
4,6(10)New Westminster, CanadaGet an introduction to a variety of arts and cultural topics and have the opportunity to perform with the one-year Certificate in Performing and Fine Arts programme from Douglas College.

Fine Art (Visual Art) (Hons) Queen's University
4,2(35)Kingston, Canada Top 4% in WorldwideThis Fine Art (Visual Art) (Hons) BFA course from Queen's University offers a three year General BFA and a four year Honours BFA degree. This program provides a foundation in the visual arts that can lead to many different career choices such as professional artist, art educator, architect, curator, designer and more.

Fine Arts University of the Fraser Valley
4,1(14)Abbotsford, Canada +1This Fine Arts B.F.A programme from University of the Fraser Valley will develop your artistic skill, become a creative problem solver, and learn how to flourish in the creative arts industry
Fine Arts Nipissing University
4,8(5)North Bay, CanadaThe Fine Arts programme at Nipissing University offers a comprehensive B.Sc. or B.A. pathway for aspiring creatives. This full-time, on-campus course provides students with extensive studio space and interdisciplinary research opportunities. Over four years, you will develop professional skills in a breathtaking natural setting.
Indigenous Fine Arts University of Regina
4,1(36)Regina, Canada Top 15% in WorldwideThe Indigenous Fine Arts programme at the University of Regina offers a comprehensive four-year study of First Nations and Inuit creative traditions. This public bachelor degree explores historical and modern techniques, providing students with a deep understanding of Indigenous culture through artistic expression and studio practice.
Arts and Science Langara College
4,2(13)Vancouver, CanadaInterested in a wide range of academic disciplines? The Arts and Science program from Langara College gives you wide-open options for completing a two-year diploma.
Writing Emily Carr University of Art + Design
4,2(6)Vancouver, CanadaThe Writing programme at Emily Carr University of Art + Design is a four-year, public undergraduate course track. Students develop critical and creative skills through immersive studio practice and academic inquiry. This full-time path begins with a foundation year to establish essential technical and theoretical expertise.
Arts, Media and Culture Trinity Western University
4,6(8)Langley, CanadaIn TWU’s Arts, Media + Culture program, we invite our students to take risks, exploring both the boundaries of their disciplines and issues of faith and meaning. Learn more with Arts, Media and Culture from Trinity Western University.
Carpentry Foundation Selkirk College
4,7(3)Burnaby, CanadaAs the backbone of vibrant communities, your work as a carpenter will be in high demand, giving your career high earning and growth potential. With this Carpentry Foundation program from Selkirk College, you’ll enjoy the flexibility of being an independent contractor or the security of working for larger organizations.
Fine Arts University of Waterloo
4,1(95)Waterloo, Canada Top 3% in WorldwideIt’s excellent preparation for a career as an art historian, educator, librarian, or gallery/museum administrator. At University of Waterloo, you can even gain practical experience with a 36-hour internship at a local arts institution, or by choosing co-op with your Fine Arts degree.
Fine Arts Studio University of Manitoba
4,1(127)Winnipeg, Canada Top 6% in WorldwideFine Arts Studio from the University of Manitoba emphasize contemporary research in creative practices in art, design and art history.
Art and Design Medicine Hat College
4,2(44)Medicine Hat, CanadaToday’s media and art forms are no longer just two-dimensional, static, and print-based, but now include virtual space, digital media, and interactivity. This Art and Design program from Medicine Hat College helps prepare you to enter this dynamic and ever-changing career field.
Integrated Media - Life Studies OCAD University
3,5(13)Toronto, CanadaIn the Integrated Media - Life Studies specialization at OCAD University you’ll take Integrated Media courses plus two core studios focused on Life Studies.
Fine Arts - Advanced Durham College
4,4(42)Oshawa, CanadaFind a way to make a difference with your creativity. The Fine Arts - Advanced program at Durham College will push you along the path you have chosen, challenging you through critical discussions, pointing you to artists with similar concerns and aesthetics, and encouraging you to grow and achieve the potential evident in your preliminary explorations.