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1.8k Full-time Bachelor's degrees in Design
Theatre (Acting, Production, Design)
The Theatre (Acting, Production, Design) programme at the University of Regina is a four-year, full-time course delivered in a public study mode. This Bachelor of Fine Arts focuses on devised performance, empowering students to create original work while mastering technical production and design skills in a professional setting.
Integrated Design and Media
The Integrated Design and Media BSc program from New York University centers around the IDM core, a suite of courses that focus on the four areas of Image, Sound, Narrative, and Interactivity.
Jewelry and Metalwork
The Jewelry and Metalwork programme at the University of Georgia offers a comprehensive public bachelor level education. Students develop technical mastery and conceptual depth through an intensive curriculum. This full-time course of study integrates traditional craftsmanship with modern technologies to prepare creative professionals.
Digital Media Design (Hons)
The Digital Media Design (Hons) at The University of Winchester is a three-year, full-time programme delivered on campus. This degree focuses on building a professional portfolio through practical projects in a studio environment, preparing students for the evolving design industry using industry-standard software and tools.
Film Production
The Film Production (BFA) at Concordia University Montréal is a comprehensive full-time undergraduate programme delivered over three to four years. Based in the vibrant city of Montréal, this degree offers students a professional environment to master cinematic techniques through hands-on studio practice and creative mentorship.
Design
The Design (BFA) at Concordia University Montréal is a comprehensive full-time undergraduate programme delivered over three to four years. Students engage in creative exploration through a major that blends practical studio work with critical theory, preparing them for professional roles in the global design industry.
Design
The Interdisciplinary Design programme at Brigham Young University is a public bachelor degree focused on interdisciplinary creative practice. This comprehensive course requires 55.5 to 57.5 credit hours for completion. Students engage in a rigorous curriculum that blends visual culture with technical skill development in a professional setting.
Digital Media Design
The Digital Media Design program of University of Pennsylvania is an interdisciplinary major in the School of Engineering and Applied Science at Penn. The program is designed for students who have an interest in the computer programming, mathematics, and design behind computer graphics, animation, games, virtual reality environments, and interactive technologies.
Film
The Film programme at Simon Fraser University is a public Bachelor of Fine Arts degree based in Vancouver. This full-time course provides rigorous technical training alongside cinema studies. Students develop creative expertise through hands-on video production and interdisciplinary artistic collaboration over four years.
Architectural Design
Acknowledged by the national and international architectural profession, the Architectural Design program from the RMIT University is designed to help you develop a rich understanding of architecture, and build a diverse set of skills that will carry you through your career.
Design (Communication Design)
The Bachelor of Design (Communication Design) from the Swinburne University of Technology will give you skills and knowledge across a range of disciplines, with core subjects in 20th century design, typography, brand and identity design and more.
International: Introduction to Design and Media Communication (NQF Level 3)
The one-year International: Introduction to Design and Media Communication (NQF Level 3) course at the University of the Arts London (UAL) for international students is a practical and theoretical preparation for undergraduate courses in Design, Media, and Screen at London College of Communication.
TV and Film Set Design (Hons)
This TV and Film Set Design (Hons) course from University of South Wales has been designed to prepare students for an exciting and varied career working in art departments in the film and TV industry.
Packaging Systems and Design
If you are looking for a creative, interesting and always-changing field, where design is the key to engineering products that are easily recycled and re-used to reduce waste for a greener planet, then you are needed in the Packaging Systems and Design program of Virginia Tech.
Technical Direction
The Technical Direction degree offered at University of Southern California prepares students for a career implementing the designed elements utilized in live entertainment and associated industries.
Art and Design
The Art and Design program at California Polytechnic State University focuses on the creation, history and theory of the visual arts and prepares you for careers or graduate study in graphic design, photography and video, or studio art.
Environmental Design, Policy, and Planning
Environmental Design, Policy, and Planning from Stony Brook University provides the skills, knowledge, and preparation for students to understand and address complex issues related to development, land-use, urbanization, and suburban sprawl.
Communication Design
Communication Design at King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi aims to foster creative problem solving and visual thinking and emphasizes a process based on research of needs and contexts.
Fashion Design and Product Innovation
Think fashion is only about great designs? Think again. Producing great designers is only part of the Fashion Design and Product Innovation program at the University of Delaware. In addition to becoming proficient in conceptualization, drawing and rendering, flat pattern development, draping and product development, students explore and address the challenges in the apparel industry.
Theatre Design
A four year university Theatre Design program at the University of Alberta providing in-depth study of the three areas of theatre design: costume, lighting and set design.