25 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The BFA in Digital Arts - Interactive Arts at Pratt Institute prepares you with the knowledge and skills to succeed in the creative technology sector. 

Our internationally competitive undergraduate Fine Arts - Jewelry program at Pratt Institute offers you a rich and rigorous educational experience, preparing you for a career that is filled with countless opportunities in the field of contemporary jewelry.

At Digital Arts - 2-D Animation at Pratt Institute students develop their artistic sensibilities through the study of the theory, practice, and history of new media.

At Pratt Institute, we see communications design as a close alignment of thinking and making. Our Communications Design - Graphic Design curriculum at Pratt Institute pairs critical, cultural observation with emerging technologies and tools to help you form your own design process.

Interdisciplinary and socially engaged, the History of Art and Design BA at Pratt Institute provides a broad foundation from which students build critical and analytical capacities to confront complex questions. 

As a Fine Arts - Drawing major at Pratt Institute, you will be challenged to explore all possibilities of what a drawing can be and which conceptual approaches, tools, and techniques best convey your ideas and intentions.

Our Fine Arts - Painting program at Pratt Institute intentionally embraces diverse styles and working methods, from direct observation from life and photographs to making work entirely driven by abstract ideas.

Filmmaking is a creative practice rooted in storytelling and curiosity—about yourself and the world around you. As a Film student here at Pratt Institute, you’ll learn the craft from every angle, from writing and pre-production to shooting and editing.

Pratt Institute has the distinction of being one of the first, and one of the few, schools in the nation to offer the Bachelor of Professional Studies in Construction Management degree program. 

Industrial Design students at Pratt Institute become designers, artists, educators, entrepreneurs, researchers, and corporate leaders — diversity fostered by a program that encourages exploration and professional growth. 

Taking specially designed foundation and survey courses, students in the BFA History of Art and Design program at Pratt Institute will engage with a range of liberal arts disciplines including philosophy, literature, and criticism of the history of art and design, as well as studio courses. 

The Photography curriculum at Pratt Institute provides an extensive photographic education through a series of core classes that promote students’ technical and conceptual development.

The Construction Management program from Pratt Institute has a mission to create graduates who are knowledgeable, well rounded professionals capable of meeting the future needs of the construction industry. 

At Pratt Institute, in the Fashion Design program, we define fashion as cultural messaging through clothes. As a student here, you’ll contextualize fashion within a social framework, forming a strong point of view on the issues we face today and challenging them through your craft.

As part of the Center for Experimental Structures, the Bachelor of Architecture - Morphology at Pratt Institute leverages the long history of interest in form studies with a focus on exploring the relationship between form and space, form and force, form and time enabled by computation, fabrication, construction, and emerging technologies.

With Pratt Institute's Art and Design Education (Combined) program, students address complex social issues, experiment with new ideas and materials, and shape art and design’s role in social change and transformation, in collaboration with schools, community, and cultural organizations.

At Pratt Institute, you’ll be Writing from day one in a supportive, joyful, transformative environment that puts your writing practice at the heart of your studies.

The B.F.A. in Art and Design Education at Pratt Institute is a 126-credit program that prepares students to teach art or design education at the Pre-K–12 level, combining rigorous work in art and design education with extensive opportunities for core and elective classes in specific artistic disciplines. 

In the Fine Arts - Sculpture and Integrated Practices program from Pratt Institute, you will investigate diverse conceptual approaches, media, and processes through core studio and elective courses.

This Critical and Visual Studies program at Pratt Institute emphasizes critical inquiry and empirical research while offering a global perspective on history, culture, and contemporary social issues.