16 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Graphic Design from Rhode Island School of Design educates students to become resourceful designers engaged in reflexive, responsible and sustainable practices.

Furniture Design from Rhode Island School of Design emphasizes the principles and practice of furniture design as well as the social value of art, design and responsible citizenship.

Painting from Rhode Island School of Design majors develop the purpose, confidence and critical and technical skills necessary to express their ideas as artists. 

Ceramics from Rhode Island School of Design helps students to discover individual artistic strengths, develop a personal voice and express a range of experiences.

Photography from Rhode Island School of Design majors are taught to explore and examine the social, cultural and historical contexts in which they are making new work as a means of underscoring the cultural continuum of the medium. 

Apparel Design from Rhode Island School of Design equips students with the key technical, artistic and social attributes to contribute to and positively impact creative industries.

At Film, Animation and Video from Rhode Island School of Design students regularly analyze and solve technical and aesthetic problems, and benefit from exposure to critical review, film festivals and visiting artists and specialists. 

Textiles from Rhode Island School of Design has a reputation for preparing students to become highly skilled designers in the field, equal attention is given to a fine arts approach, with special projects and classes focused on issues specific to creating one-of-a-kind works of art. 

Architecture from Rhode Island School of Design leads to a professional degree: the Bachelor of Architecture. 

At Printmaking from Rhode Island School of Design intensive study of conceptual, formal and practical issues related to historical and contemporary prints and other collections in the region provides inspiration through direct contact with original works of art. 

Sculpture from Rhode Island School of Design curriculum and pedagogy encourage students to develop their work in ways that actively engage intersectional and relational thought and action through both Sculpture studio courses and extensive electives. 

Glass from Rhode Island School of Design addresses the ever-present question of how material and concept inform one another and lays the foundation for a well-rounded professional studio practice.

Jewelry and Metalsmithing from Rhode Island School of Design offers progressive levels of design complexity and technical challenges as students seek unique design solutions and learn to execute their ideas with skill and ingenuity. 

Industrial Design from Rhode Island School of Design enables majors to build an awareness of materials and gain an in-depth understanding of visual and 3D vocabulary through hands-on work.

Illustration from Rhode Island School of Design prepares students to display in their work the maturation of both artistic voice and original thought as evidenced in the confluence of formal, conceptual and technical concerns

In the Interior Architecture BFA program from Rhode Island School of Design, majors receive an exceptional education in spatial design as it relates to the built environment.