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

Studio Art from University of North Texas supports traditional, experimental and transdisciplinary approaches to studio art practice through broadening students' framework of understanding while increasing their capacity to think beyond convention.

The Culture, Literature and the Arts major (CLA) at the University of Washington inquires into the make-up of diverse cultures and societies, and their literatures and arts.

Rooted in contemporary interdisciplinary practice, Art and Technology students at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design pursue development of their individual artistic voices.

Visual Art and Culture at Missouri State University offers options in studio art, art history and visual culture, and museum studies.

The combined Art - Museum Professions allows Seton Hall University undergraduate students from all programs to take 12 graduate credits during their junior and senior years. 

The double major in Visual and Performing Arts and Education from Worcester State University, one of the few interdisciplinary arts majors in the country, will give you a strong foundation in visual art, music, and theatre and educational principles and techniques. 

Picture a career as a professional visual artist as you develop your creative vision and technical skills in a supportive learning environment with this Studio Art - Drawing degree program offered by University of South Carolina

The University of New Haven's Art and Creative Technology program offers you professional art training within the context of a top-tier university, enriched by the resources of a liberal arts education. 

Develop a powerful focus throughout the process of looking, thinking, making, and talking about visual artworks. These skills are essential in art making, regardless of your choice of visual media and medium. Fleming College - Toronto offers the Visual and Creative Arts programme. 

The B.A. in Visual Arts - Art Education with Teacher Certification in Art (Preschool-Grade 12) at Montclair State University is a professional 120-credit programme. Delivered in a public study mode, it prepares students for initial instructional certification through a blend of studio practice, art history, and pedagogy.

The Visual and Media Studies degree at Duke University concerns all aspects of the production, circulation, and reception of visual images in culture, science, and society.

If you have a passion for filmmaking and are interested in movies and media, consider studying Film and Media Arts at the University of Utah.

The B.S.V.C. Visual Communication - Commercial Photography Major at the Ohio University is designed to provide students with realistic and thorough broad-based professionally oriented training in visual communication while providing the necessary liberal arts and cultural background for a strong educational foundation.

Simon Fraser University offers a unique pathway to enter the second year of studies at SFU in the Communication and Business Minor programs. UTP Stage II - Communication and Business is equivalent to the first year of SFU’s Bachelor of Arts degree awarded by the Faculty of Communication, Art, and Technology (FCAT). 

Art from University of the Incarnate Word aims to impart an informed understanding of art through discerning observation and studio practice. 

At Capital University, three distinct academic programs for the art major lead to a Bachelor of Arts degree — art therapy, studio art or art education. 

The Theatre Arts program of Loyola Marymount University approaches the study of theatre with the view that it is a laboratory for the study of life, allowing us to explore the human experience through performance.

The Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Art program from Columbus State University provides students with an opportunity to discover their own creative talents while preparing themselves for arts related careers or graduate school.

The Art program at Manhattanville University is taught by talented and accomplished faculty who recognize art as a highly individual, interpretive journey of understanding life. 

The Art, Studio Art program of University of West Georgia serves students whose focus is on the liberal arts, and who desire  a  general education in the visual arts.