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

The Studio Art programme at Baylor University offers a comprehensive public study mode for creative students. This bachelor degree provides rigorous training over a four-year duration, focusing on technical mastery and artistic expression. Students develop their unique vision within a supportive academic environment.

Art and Design program from Alma College offers three programs based in studio art and art history.

The Studio Art programme at The City University of New York offers a public Bachelor degree designed for dedicated artists. This intensive course of study focuses on professional studio practice and contemporary theory. Students engage in a rigorous curriculum over a one-year period to refine their unique creative voice and technical skills.

Studio Art majors and minors from Washington and Jefferson College develop their creativity and talent by making art in a dynamic environment. In courses like 2D and 3D Design, drawing, ceramics, sculpture, and painting, students learn the language, elements, media, tools, and principles of the craft, and hone their skills in W&J’s well-equipped studios.

UTP Stage II - Communication, Art and Technology from Simon Fraser University is equivalent to the first year of SFU's Bachelor of Arts degree. 

The Informatics - Computer Art programme at Indiana University Bloomington provides a unique blend of technical expertise and creative expression. This bachelor degree, delivered via public study mode, focuses on the intersection of technology and fine arts to prepare students for innovative digital design careers.

Designed to prepare students for careers in professional theatre, the B.F.A. in Acting program at Otterbein University is a four-year sequence of courses in acting, voice, movement and dance.

Studio Art from Western University - Canada combines hand-on studio practice with theory to foster an enriched artistic engagement in Photography, Printmaking, Sound, Video, Contemporary Media, Sculpture Drawing, and Painting. Hone your creative skills in our state-of-the-art facilities suited to traditional and emerging practices.

The Art programme at the University of California, Santa Barbara offers a comprehensive foundation in contemporary creative practices. This bachelor degree provides public study mode training over four years, focusing on the production, theory, and history of art to prepare students for professional artistic careers.

The Art BFA track at California Institute of the Arts CalArts provides solid training in both critical thinking and artistic process, preparing students to be historically grounded thinkers while providing the tools necessary to develop a unique art practice.

Through Studio Art from Youngstown State University you develop your niche and perfectly position yourself for the creative future you envision after graduation.

Work. Play. Change. Wofford College Theatre program will transform your heart, body and mind. Wofford theatre will prepare you to live the life of a creative, engaged individual who makes contributions to the world. Expect to learn the habits of artistic and intellectual excellence: hard work, integrity, courage, collaboration, creativity, fun and play.

The Bachelor of Fine Art degree with teacher certification at Midwestern State University is a studio-intensive program that prepares students to teach art at all levels (K-12) in public and private educational institutions.

At Studio Arts from Hamline University you'll unleash your creativity in countless media. You'll develop creative, technical, formal, and critical skills in digital, traditional, and hybridized art forms.

The Critical and Cultural Practice programme at Emily Carr University of Art + Design is a full-time undergraduate degree. This interdisciplinary course blends creative studio work with liberal arts, focusing on media theory and art history. It offers a unique study mode for students seeking to merge making with thinking.

Antioch University’s BA in Applied Arts and Media degree (BAAM) is uniquely designed for undergraduate transfer students who have a minimum of 27 college units in a specialized or technical area of the arts.

Visual Arts from Naropa University embraces the unexpected so you can be free to risk and grow. Exploring object making and art history from multicultural perspectives strengthens ancestral connections, and develops skills and ideas that will enhance your abilities and vision. 

At the Art program from Metropolitan State University of Denver you will make art, study it and acquire creative problem-solving and critical thinking skills useful in a variety of careers in a National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD) accredited program. 

The Studio Art - Ceramics degree at Salve Regina University uses clay as a material for problem solving, in both traditional (functional) or conceptual (sculptural) styles. Skill building, technical understanding and an exposure to 10,000 years of ceramic cultural history are coupled with stretching the limits of your creative problem-solving abilities.

A variety of means and media will be employed to help students develop hands-on artistic technical skills and conceptual strategies. Students on the 2-D Arts program from Covenant College will be challenged to respond to creation through interpretation.