8 Bachelor's degrees in Visual Arts in Netherlands

If you choose Creative Media and Game Technologies - Visual Arts programme from Breda University of Applied Sciences (BUas), you will shape the visual world of games and films, from the first rough sketch to a lifelike end result.

At the Academy of Popular Culture from Hanze University of Applied Sciences, Groningen, we will coach you to become an artistic professional and creative entrepreneur. To achieve your ambitions in the artistic world, you will create work as a performer, as a writer/composer or as a visualiser/designer while forging connections with your prospective audience in the Popular Culture programme.

Our changing and complex society needs solutions beyond the mainstream. At Interdisciplinary Arts in Zuyd University of Applied Sciences we are able to match problems to these solutions. This is possible because we view our society differently and the scope of our work is innovative and transdisciplinary. That is why our students are decisive change agents of the future.

We offer a bachelor degree in Arts and Culture Studies at Erasmus University Rotterdam. You have a passion for arts and culture. You might not be an artist yourself, but you want to know what's happening behind the scenes of the art sector and play an active role there.

Do you like the idea of using technology as an artistic medium or for applied designs? Would you like to work as a designer or artist in the digital domain? If so, Design Art Technology is the course for you. Design Art Technology challenges you to combine your technical insight with the artistry of designing.

Creative Technology from University of Twente (UT) will equip you to use the latest technology for developing solutions that contribute to a better future for people and society. Throughout the many hands-on projects, you will gain technical knowledge and skills, as well as the ability to understand how media and technology influence humans, design and creative processes.  

The Bachelor ArtScience is an interdisciplinary programme for students who want to explore what can happen between art, science, technology and other forms of knowledge. The programme encourages you to develop your own questions, methods and artistic practice across disciplinary boundaries.

Want to become a designer, photographer or art director? Discover the Crossmedia Design course at the Design Department at the ArtEZ University of the Arts.