176 Bachelor's degrees in Visual Arts in Oceania

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.

Explore your creativity while gaining the business skills to turn your ideas into a career with this Visual Arts - Business programme from Griffith University.

The Cinematic Arts (Hons) programme at University of Canterbury focuses on the modern film production process, from script to screen, post-production to distribution. At the same time, you will explore exciting new tools for storytelling, like virtual production, which is supported by the same technology that is used to produce video games.

The Visual Arts programme from Griffith University will equip you with the historical, theoretical and practical knowledge to begin a career in the visual arts, either in Australia or internationally.

This Creative Arts - Arts course from University of Wollongong allows you to gain experience in analysing and synthesising complex ideas, while encouraging you to develop your own creative, practical and conceptual skills.

The Arts Education Major (Visual Arts) (BEd Secondary) programme from Curtin University prepares students with content and pedagogical knowledge to teach in the Visual Arts subject area in Year 11 and 12 as well as across The Arts curriculum area from Years 7 to 12.

By taking the Bachelor of Film and Television (Screen Production) programme from Flinders University you will make short films, documentaries, music videos, commercials, and experimental works. Topics are taught by filmmakers and passionate teachers who are actively involved in the industry. Uniquely, we teach you how to shoot on 16mm film for your final major project.

The Bachelor of Arts - Global Studies course from Australian Catholic University (ACU) is for aspiring change-makers interested in a wide range of contemporary social issues that impact our world, including globalisation, social justice, environmental sustainability, international relations and more.

Combine production skills, creativity and theory to create diverse and innovative screen projects with the Bachelor of Screen Arts Major (BCA) programme from Curtin University. 

Get equipped with the practical skills, industry experience and global perspective you'll need to thrive in the creative industries in this Bachelor of Creative Arts from Curtin University.

In this Moving Image programme at University of Canterbury you will explore the world of film through its history, critical discussions, contemporary artists, and technologies while developing your own film portfolio.

The Bachelor of Visual Communication Design from University of Wollongong is an exciting, interdisciplinary degree that helps you develop the skills and expertise in high demand across all employment sectors.

During the Bachelor of Creative Arts from Australian Catholic University (ACU) will inspire you to become a versatile and agile innovator while developing the skills and experience needed to adapt to an ever-changing creative landscape.

The Bachelor of Arts from University of Tasmania is the ultimate, flexible university degree, and you can tailor it to explore your interests and discover a wide range of career possibilities

Study film, game production, animation development, and screen sound in the Digital Screen (Hons) course from University of Canterbury is a 4-year professional degree focusing on storytelling using words, still or moving images, animation, and sound. 

The Creative Arts (Fashion) from Flinders University combines theoretical knowledge with sustainability practices and innovative digital technology, including CLO 3D

Bring your art to life with the Bachelor of Visual Effects and Entertainment Design course at Flinders University.  

Ideal for imaginative individuals, the Bachelor of Arts programme from Curtin University will develop your creativity and your critical thinking.