242 Part-time Bachelor's degrees in Visual Arts

Lesley University's Visual Effects BFA program offers a comprehensive curriculum for students interested in pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Visual Effects, providing a strong foundation in the artistic and technical aspects of creating stunning visual effects for film, television, and other media.

The Studio Arts programme from Syracuse University focuses on the practice and production of contemporary art and emphasizes the skills and abilities needed to develop and maintain a sustainable artistic practice.

The Bachelor of Arts - Bachelor of Information Technology program from Deakin University equips you with the transferable skills needed to seamlessly move between the roles of the future, along with the technical knowledge and critical thinking skills to shape that future.

The Online Studio Art programme at The University of Montana provides a flexible, creative education for aspiring artists. This undergraduate degree allows students to explore diverse visual disciplines through a convenient online study mode. It is designed to cultivate technical skills and artistic innovation within a supportive community.

The Visual Art Major Visual Art Studio Practice 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 Digital Arts and Sciences Online programme at the University of Florida is a 120-credit Bachelor of Arts degree. This interdisciplinary course combines arts, communications, and engineering through a flexible online study mode. It prepares students for careers in game design, animation, and interactive media production.

The Games Design, Art and Development BSc course is an innovative undergraduate degree that will provide you with the creative skills needed by the games industry.

The Commerce and Arts program offered by The University of Sydney explores your passions across business and the arts by combining our highly regarded Arts and Commerce degrees for a well-rounded education.

The Arts programme at the University of Auckland is a three-year, full-time undergraduate degree designed to explore society and culture. Available in a public study mode, this flexible curriculum allows students to pursue double majors and optional modules to prepare for a diverse range of professional career paths.

Arts from University of Queensland gives you perspective, philosophy allows you to think and form arguments, music and theatre brings thoughts and feelings to life, while languages and social science allow you to explore different worlds and cultures. 

The Bachelor of Visual Arts at The University of Sydney equips you with conceptual, theoretical, and technical skills for success as a practising artist or a career in creative industries. Study a range of subject areas including contemporary art, art history, design, and digital cultures.

The Arts / Business program from Western Sydney University is designed for students whose interests span the Arts and Business. There is a wide choice of eleven specialisations in the Arts. When combined with high level of knowledge from the specific Business majors you will be ready for the workplace of the future.

Explore meaningful ideas aligned to your interests and values, as you develop critical thinking and communication skills to address global challenges with this  Arts BA programme from Deakin University.

Edge Hill University offers a B.A. in Media (Hons) designed to equip students with essential skills for various roles in the media sector. This three-year full-time programme provides a comprehensive exploration of the media landscape, combining theoretical knowledge with practical experience to prepare graduates for dynamic careers.

The Visual Development programme at Academy of Art University offers a comprehensive bachelor level education in San Francisco. This public study mode course focuses on building professional portfolios through industry-led projects. Students master the creative skills needed for high-level careers in art and design.

The BA (Hons) Film degree at Edge Hill University spans three years for full-time students and six years for part-time learners. This programme immerses students in the art of storytelling through film, fostering creativity and critical analysis. The course is designed to cultivate a unique cinematic voice, preparing graduates for various roles in the film industry.

The Liberal Arts (Part-time) degree at Birkbeck, University of London, is designed to provide a comprehensive education across various disciplines. This degree spans four to six years, allowing flexibility for students. The programme is delivered in the evening, making it ideal for those balancing work or other commitments.

The Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honours is offered by Massey University and gives you the opportunity to really extend your skills and push the boundaries of contemporary art production.

The Design (Hons) program from London School of Design and Marketing will equip you with the skills and knowledge to find new solutions for global issues in Design. Our course plan has been devised through a strategic decision to align academic disciplines with professional specialisations in global markets.

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.