85 Bachelor's degrees in Fine Arts in Oceania

The arts are an important part of the human experience and are needed today as much as ever. The Fine Arts Department at University of Guam offers a major or minor in Fine Arts.

The Fine Arts - Animation program at University of Melbourne involves the practical exploration, innovation and development of animated screen production. It incorporates research, idea development, screenwriting, storyboarding, character design and expression through intensive studio-based learning.

The Fine Arts - Dance program at University of Melbourne develops kinetically strong, culturally and conceptually aware dance artists through specialist education in an inclusive range of contemporary dance practices, dance science and somatics, critical dance studies, choreography and performance.

Study the Bachelor of Screen Arts - Game Design at Southern Institute of Technology  and be a part of a creative team that designs and develops rich immersive experiences.

The Bachelor of Screen Arts - Film at Southern Institute of Technology is a three-year programme that allows you to express your creativity using the latest digital technology.

The Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) at Whitecliffe College focuses on contemporary art and the development of a meaningful artistic and professional career.

This Fine Arts course from Adelaide University is all about learning through experimentation. It teaches the necessary skills for careers as a professional artist, including adaptability and the capacity and confidence to take creative risks. 

Express your individuality, challenge the norm and create without limitations. Be supported while you learn under the guidance of experienced industry professionals in the Bachelor of Fine Arts at Deakin University.

At the Fine Arts (Honours) program offered by University of New South Wales you’ll develop a significant practice-led research project. You’ll advance your knowledge of artistic practice and gain an in-depth understanding of the relationship between theory and practice.

The Bachelor of Arts - Bachelor of Communication Conjoint programme from University of Auckland  brings together the specialised Communication pathway with the diverse and adaptable outlook of the BA. You’ll learn how to analyse ideas and issues, and then communicate and express these concepts to others.

This double award Bachelor of Commerce - Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from University of New South Wales combines a highly valued business qualification and one designed for those who want to be involved with practitioners in visual arts or related fields.  

This Bachelor of Arts - Fine Arts BA program from The University of Western Australia is an intensive studio-based course that prepares you for a successful career as a contemporary artist.  

This highly flexible combined Bachelor of Music and Performing Arts - Bachelor of Arts programme at University of Newcastle allows you to enhance your skills, discover new opportunities, and fast track your creative career through practical and creative learning.

Work intensively on your writing and graduate with real-world skills keenly sought by employers. The Fine Arts (Creative Writing) degree is offered at Queensland University of Technology.

To meet the demands of the increasingly diverse art & design industries, the Bachelor of Design & Arts degree from Universal College of Learning includes majors in visual arts, design media & textile/fashion design to give you the competitive edge in these exciting fields.

Fine Arts - Engineering (Honours) from University of New South Wales provides you with a solid background in mathematics, natural sciences and computing, and combined with the creative elements of the Fine Arts program, the graduate outcomes are endless.

Students int the Music and Performing Arts program at Waikato Institute of Technology will develop their own musical voice and learn skills for a career on stage, behind the curtain, or in the production suite. 

The Bachelor of Arts from Avondale University gives you opportunities to develop your abilities in problem-recognition and solving, research skills, analysis, synthesis and creativity, critical and reflective thinking, and written and non-verbal communication.

The Fine Arts - Acting program at University of Melbourne is a future-focused program nurturing the next generation of culturally aware actors for the international stage and screens.

With this Bachelor of Creative Arts (Honours) (Music) at University of Southern Queensland  you can expand your passion for creative arts and enhance your musical abilities.