133 Bachelor's degrees in Visual Arts in Australia

The Bachelor of Arts from Australian Catholic University (ACU) is designed to produce tomorrow’s leaders who will think outside the box and thrive in the modern workplace. As you follow your passions, you will receive a world-class education and develop highly transferrable skills that are at the heart of the new economy: creative thinking, problem-solving, communication, and critical analysis.

Are you a budding actor or director? This Theatre Arts Major (BCA) programme from Curtin University prepares you for a bright future in theatre arts. 

The Bachelor of Arts with Honours from University of Tasmania enables you to articulate underlying principles, concepts and approaches to research in one or more disciplines

The Creative Arts (Honours) programme at the University of Wollongong demonstrates that students can achieve complex goals, meet deadlines, investigate independently, use resources effectively, and write clearly.

This Bachelor of Arts (Acting) course offered at Edith Cowan University is a three-year rigorous conservatoire programme that will open the mind and ignite the imagination.

Enhance your career opportunities with the Arts (Honours) course offered at Australian Catholic University (ACU).

The Associate Degree in Arts from University of Tasmania provides you with opportunities to interpret human culture and behaviour from different perspectives and periods, to explore today’s big questions and learn how to support the social and economic development of humanity, and/or to be immersed in creativity, performance and innovation.

Have a favourite science subject? In this Bachelor of Science offered at Edith Cowan University you can major in one of nine diverse subjects, and choose a minor area of study from a range of options.

Studying a Bachelor of Creative Arts at University of Wollongong will explore the ideas, texts and questions that have shaped Western traditions of thought, while exploring and honing your own creativity. 

The Engineering (Honours) - Arts course from University of Wollongong will teach you to create solutions for everyday life, from the large scale to the nano-level.

With the Bachelor of Arts from the University of the Sunshine Coast, you'll follow your interests and build your own career.

The Visual Arts and Design course  from Australian Catholic University (ACU) tailors a blend of studio-based fine art, graphic design, and art history. Combining form and function, this dynamic course allows you to embrace and expand your creative passions while learning industry-based insights and real-world skills.

The Bachelor of Creative Industries from the University of the Sunshine Coast offers you a strong creative and technical skills, an entrepreneurial mindset, and a professional portfolio showcasing your diverse creative practice.  

The Bachelor of Arts (Visual Art Major) from Victoria University provides students with an integrated set of units that will develop student individual art making practices and broaden student experience and understanding of fine art history and theory. 

The Visual Communication programme at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) is your passport to a wide variety of sought-after careers in this ever-changing field.

In this Animation, Visual Effects and Virtual Production programme from Curtin University, you’ll delve deep into animation, visual effects (VFX) and virtual production practice. 

Launch a bright future with this Arts - Commerce from Australian Catholic University (ACU) that blends professional business skills with studies in the humanities.

The Bachelor of Visual Arts from Edith Cowan University  will develop your ability to use the tools and techniques of visual art, from drawing to photography and printmaking to digital art. 

The Visual Arts and Design major at University of Wollongong immerses you in the creative industries and challenges you to think deeply and broadly about the changing world and the role the arts play within it. 

The Cinematic Arts (Honours) programme from Griffith University provides a fourth year of study for students who have completed a bachelor degree in a relevant field such as game design and production, animation, or film.