176 Bachelor's degrees in Visual Arts in Oceania

Prepare to work as a visual communication designer across traditional and new interactive media forms. This Design - International (Visual Communication) course at Queensland University of Technology combines your design degree with a year of international studies.

Be a part of Australia’s iconic screen industry, a significant contributor to the nation’s cultural life and involving a range of roles, from actors, writers, producers, and post-production workers. You can learn more with this Bachelor of Film and Screen Production (Screen Production) at University of Southern Queensland.

Combine Business - Design (Visual Communication) at Queensland University of Technology for careers including business analyst for graphic industries, visual communicator in an advertising agency, or digital content designer.

The Diploma of Screen and Media from Australian City Design College will give you the skills required to work within this creatively inspiring sector. You will develop a greater understanding of screen and media production, editing, storyboarding, storyline development, graphic design software, compositing, and animation.

This combined degree in Visual Arts and Advanced Studies from The University of Sydney offers you the opportunity to develop conceptual, theoretical and technical skills to become a practicing artist with flexibility to explore other areas across the University, create a study profile that reflects your expertise and widen your career prospects.

Stand out from the crowd and let your style shine with the final year of this Bachelor of Creativity (Performing Arts) from Wellington Institute of Technology. Build on the knowledge and skills you have acquired to create an original body of work for your industry-ready portfolio. Learn from industry professionals who will teach you the skills to be work-ready.

The Bachelor of Arts and Media programme at Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology  provides the fundamental skills to enable graduates to move into personal practice or embark on a career in arts and design.

This Computer Generated Imagery programme at Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology is designed to give you employable skills. Gain experience using the same animation and CGI software that industry uses. 

Creative Industries (Visual Arts) at University of Canberra provides you with an open and supportive studio environment for you to define and shape your career as a Visual Artist.

The Arts - Geography degree at Massey University asks how social, political, economic, cultural and environmental processes come together in the places we live.

The Arts - History degree at Massey University will help you gain a new appreciation for the world around you.

The Design with Honours - Visual Communication Design at Massey University is one of the most universal forms of design. It is at the heart of how our world works; guiding, informing, persuading, and inspiring us every day.

This Computing Systems programme from the Eastern Institute of Technology will sets you up for a job in the creative industries or almost any other vocation. Engaged in real-life and on-campus projects, you can explore a range of creative disciplines such as design, fashion, music, screen production or visual art.

The Bachelor of Arts and Science (BASc) at University of Otago will enable you to combine your passion for arts and science in one degree.

Creative Arts (Visual Arts) at Queensland University of Technology offers you the opportunity to investigate challenges and explore the creative possibilities of today's ever-changing, globalised, digital world - and learn to shape its future.

This Arts - Art History and Visual Culture course from Adelaide University is flexible and future-facing, focused on career preparation and real-world experience.