45 Bachelor's degrees in Visual Arts in New Zealand

Create a science degree unique to you, your passions, and your career goals with the Bachelor of Science in Computer Graphics programme from Victoria University of Wellington.

Explore your passions through a rich variety of subjects and develop the creativity and flexibility needed in the changing job-market. Choose the  Bachelor of Arts in Theatre program from Victoria University of Wellington.

The Cinematic Arts (Hons) programme at University of Canterbury focuses on the modern film production process, from script to screen, post-production to distribution. At the same time, you will explore exciting new tools for storytelling, like virtual production, which is supported by the same technology that is used to produce video games.

In this Moving Image programme at University of Canterbury you will explore the world of film through its history, critical discussions, contemporary artists, and technologies while developing your own film portfolio.

Study film, game production, animation development, and screen sound in the Digital Screen (Hons) course from University of Canterbury is a 4-year professional degree focusing on storytelling using words, still or moving images, animation, and sound. 

This visual arts degree from Auckland University of Technology prepares you for the demands of a career in contemporary art, whether as an artist or in the many other roles within the art sector.

Explore your passions through a rich variety of subjects and develop the creativity and flexibility needed in the changing job-market. Choose the Bachelor of Arts in Film programme from Victoria University of Wellington.

Tailor your design study path to what you care about. Learn to design in a rapidly changing world in the Bachelor of Design Innovation in Communication Design programme offered by Victoria University of Wellington.

Tailor your design study path to what you care about. Learn to design in a rapidly changing world with the Bachelor of Design Innovation in Animation and Visual Effects programme offered by Victoria University of Wellington.

The Screen Arts with Honours - Game Development at Massey University is one of the most powerful forms of storytelling, allowing players to creatively engage with characters and narratives in innovative ways.

The Bachelor of Arts - Bachelor of Science Conjoint at the University of Auckland is a four-year undergraduate programme. This public study mode degree allows students to integrate qualitative and quantitative disciplines, fostering a unique skill set that combines scientific rigour with creative and critical analysis.

The Screen Arts with Honours at Massey University is an opportunity to extend your skills and push the boundaries of your creative work, creating a larger project alone or in a group. 

Study the Bachelor of Screen Arts - Animation Major at Southern Institute of Technology and be a part of a creative team that designs and develops rich animated storytelling experiences. You will be part of a creative team development community which values collaborative practices and creative driven solutions.

Looking for a creative degree that leads to real-world opportunities? The Bachelor of Creative Industries at Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology is built for future-focused creatives, ready to thrive in the global creative economy.

The Bachelor of Screen Arts - Concept Art and Design at Southern Institute of Technology  is a three-year programme that allows you to express your creativity using the latest techniques and technology.

This Bachelor of Performing Arts (Management) program from the TOI Whakaari New Zealand Drama School prepare students for production and management careers in theatre, television, film and related industries, through a combination of practical and theoretical studies, and explore and test the possibilities inherent in theatre and other performing arts.

With Massey University's Screen Arts with Honours - Media Technology degree, you will learn of the evolution of media technologies and screen production, driven by digital innovation, is offering new ways of working and is creating new tools and techniques for content production and consumption.

This Contemporary Art degree at Waikato Institute of Technology is for those who want to engage in fields of art including painting, photography, screen-based media, installation, street art, sculpture, curation or illustration. Students will study in a community where individual vision and personality are valued as a relevant contribution to our society.

This Creative Practice programme from the Eastern Institute of Technology is New Zealand’s first project-based creative degree which sets you up for a job in the creative industries or almost any other vocation. Engaged in real-life and on-campus projects, you can explore a range of creative disciplines such as design, fashion, music, screen production or visual art.

The Screen Arts with Honours - Film Production at Massey University offers comprehensive, practical filmmaking, covering all aspects of film production including creative development, pre-production, production and post-production.