1.8k Bachelor's degrees in Visual Arts in North America

Explore the world of ceramics in the highly regarded Art - Ceramic Art program of Alfred University. Here you'll work with world-renowned instructors, true experts in their field, utilizing the latest technologies, finest materials, and cutting-edge work spaces.

The Studio Art programme engages students from College of the Holy Cross in visual thinking, encouraging precise observation and creative invention, inspiring discussion and flexible, innovative problem-solving skills.

Studio Art of Delaware State University strikes a balance between artistry and academics — and between creativity and career development. Working with accomplished artists in a professional environment, our students develop advanced studio skills along with the discipline, work habits, and intellectual depth necessary for success. 

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.

The Art programme at University of Minnesota offers a comprehensive BA degree focused on visual expression and creative theory. This public study mode course provides flexible training in diverse media, including ceramics and photography. Students develop professional artistic skills over a standard four-year duration.

Applied Arts and Sciences students are limited to not more than twenty-five percent of their total semester credit hours in courses transferable to a program in a school of business and not more than fifteen semester credit hours in business school courses completed at Midwestern State University. 

Ever since you can remember, you've been fascinated by creation and design. With endless opportunities of working with art, sound, animation, video, music and design in today's digital age, the Digital Arts program of Stetson University will lead you to an exciting profession. 

The Studio Art B.F.A. at Indiana University Bloomington is a pre-professional, full-time programme designed for dedicated artists. This intensive course focuses on studio practice and creative invention. Students benefit from personalised mentorship and world-class facilities while preparing for global careers in the arts.

At Sequential Arts from University of Maryland Eastern Shore students will learn the techniques of penciling, inking, digital coloring, and lettering. People enrolled in the program will experience all aspects of the field, from the initial creative spark to the final realization of printed work.

The BFA Theatre - Acting program from Texas State University is designed to prepare undergraduate students to meet the demands of a 21st century professional acting career and enter the industry immediately upon graduation.

The Studio Art - Painting programme at South Dakota State University offers a comprehensive B.F.A. degree for aspiring professional artists. This public study mode course focuses on technical mastery and conceptual growth. Students develop creative skills over a standard four-year duration to excel in global art communities.

The Painting (Studio Art) program at Wichita State University prepares students to be exceptional artists as well as versatile, creative professionals. This approach requires a foundation in the fundamental aspects of painting media, as well as an understanding of the historical and social context in which painting is encountered.

Throughout the Art B.F.A degree from Kansas State University you'll develop a broad education in the visual arts or art history, while exploring career opportunities as an animator, jewelry designer or anything in between.

The Visual, Digital and Performance Arts Bachelor at the University of British Columbia is a four-year, full-time programme. Students engage in hands-on studio work and academic research within the Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies, preparing for diverse roles in the global cultural and creative industries.

The Studio Art programme at the University of Minnesota offers a comprehensive foundation in creative practice. This bachelor degree focuses on technical mastery and critical thinking across various mediums. Delivered in a public study mode, the curriculum integrates art history with hands-on studio work over a four-year duration.

The Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art (with concentrations) focuses on the study of art, design, and art history in the context of a broader program of general study offered by the diverse research and teaching activities across the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign campus. 

At School of Visual Arts, our long tradition, award-winning faculty, and passion for storytelling comprise one of the very few Bachelor of Fine Arts in Comics worldwide—an industry-minded degree in the heart of Gotham City.

The Fine Arts - Studio Arts programme at Fairleigh Dickinson University offers a comprehensive bachelor level education. This public study mode course focuses on developing creative expression and technical mastery across various media. Students refine their artistic skills while gaining deep insights into historical art movements.

The Art degree at University of Southern California offers a more flexible and broad academic education than the Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree while still providing a meaningful experience in the studio area and preparation for many design and art-related careers.

The Art Practices B.F.A. at the University of Colorado at Boulder is an intensive, professional programme for motivated artists. This full-time public course focuses on studio techniques and critical analysis, preparing students for graduate study or creative careers through rigorous portfolio development and exhibitions.