18 Part-time Bachelor's degrees in Art and Craft

The Bachelor of Education (Secondary) - Arts (Design Innovation and Technologies) from the Australian Catholic University (ACU) is a double degree for students who want to teach technologies in secondary schools.

The Arts (Honours) programme from Griffith University can undertake an additional year of study in the Honours programme, which gives you the opportunity to build on the skills and knowledge gained in the foundation degree.

This Creative Industries and Contemporary Practice programme at University of Canterbury is for those who want to be a part of the creative industry by combining artistic and business skills.

The Bachelor of Creative Arts (Honours) (Visual Arts) program at the University of Southern Queensland  will extend students' appreciation of the cultural contributions offered by the creative arts to local and regional communities in Australia.

The Creative Arts (Honours) program from Deakin University allows you to build upon your current skills and knowledge by undertaking advanced creative projects.    

Expand your passion for theatre-making, performance or dramatic analysis. Master your choice of theatre performance or theory at one of Australia’s oldest actor-training institution with the Bachelor of Creative Arts (Honours) (Theatre) program at the University of Southern Queensland.  

The Drama and Creative Arts B.A. at York University is a public undergraduate programme that blends artistic theory with practical performance. Students engage in a comprehensive study of theatre or visual arts over a multi-year duration, developing multidisciplinary skills through hands-on creative projects and academic research.

Shape your career with your creative talents to activate positive change and generate wellbeing in diverse communities with University of Southern Queensland's Bachelor of Creative Arts and Community Wellbeing (Theatre).

The B.A. in Art- Art and Entrepreneurial Studies at the University of Southern Maine is a four-year, public programme. It blends studio art with small business training to prepare creative professionals. Students benefit from a flexible curriculum designed to foster artistic talent alongside essential commercial skills.

The Jewelry and Metal Arts program at Academy of Art University  provides a strong introduction to the field of creative metal works. 

With this Bachelor of Creative Arts (Honours) (Theatre) at University of Southern Queensland you can expand your passion for theatre-making, performance or dramatic analysis.

This Creative Arts (Visual Arts) program from Deakin University will immerse yourself in your creative practice and join a vibrant community of like-minded creatives, as you build a thriving arts career doing what you love.

Expand your passion for creative arts and enhance your musical abilities with the Bachelor of Creative Arts (Honours) (Music) program at the University of Southern Queensland.  

Master your choice of tv, radio, broadcast, film, documentary or animation in the Bachelor of Creative Arts (Honours) (Film, Television and Radio) program at the University of Southern Queensland while being supported by USQ's industry-centred staff.

Shape your career with your creative talents to activate positive change and generate wellbeing in diverse communities with University of Southern Queensland's Bachelor of Creative Arts and Community Wellbeing (Visual Art).

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.

reative artists have a strong role to play in social assistance industries, which assist people in the community to be healthy and productive. Get prepared by studying the Bachelor of Creative Arts and Community Wellbeing Major Music at University of Southern Queensland. 

The Art B.A. at the University of Southern Maine is a four-year undergraduate programme delivered through public study modes. This degree combines rigorous studio practice with a liberal arts foundation, allowing students to specialise in various creative disciplines while benefiting from professional artist mentorship.