70 Bachelor's degrees in Visual Arts in Massachusetts, United States

The Bachelor in Art Studio from Mount Holyoke College stresses the development of experimental, reflective, and focused artistic practices that are engaged with the contemporary world.

The BA program in Art offered by Lesley University will help cultivate the critical thinking and practical skills needed for you to make a career in the art world. Plus, with fewer credits (120) and studio requirements than our BFA programs, it’s especially ideal if you want to take on a double major.

The Theater program at Boston College offers a full spectrum of courses in theater production and performance and an extensive roster of courses in dramatic literature and theater history.

The Art, Graphic Design Concentration at Salem State University prepares the student for a future in commercial art and advertising design, and is committed to the development of both creative thinking and technical proficiency in the field. 

Literary and Visual Arts is offered by Babson College. The literary and visual arts studies concentration features active engagement with a range of literary, visual, musical, and creative arts courses. 

The Art, Interactive Multimedia Concentration at Salem State University prepares the art major for a career in interactive multimedia design and is committed to the development of both creative thinking and technical proficiency in the field. 

The Visual Arts - Digital Media program of the Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania provides you flexibility within your preferred studio discipline. Focused study and numerous concentration options, along with state-of-the-art facilities and study abroad opportunities, makes LHU the ideal place to pursue your art education.

The Art and the History of Art program from Amherst College offer introductory to advanced courses in art history and studio practice that enable our students to develop artistic awareness, historical understanding, critical faculties and practice in the visual arts.

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.

The Arts program at Bard College at Simon's Rock complements concentrations in the arts with a focus on creativity and artistic expression. 

The Studio Art program at Framingham State University focuses on visual art practices and techniques designed to cultivate your skills and encourage self-expression through a range of methods and material.

The Acting program at Boston University prepares talented and committed students for careers in the professional world of theatre and the related media of film and television.

The Art B.A. at Northeastern University is a studio-based public programme that integrates fine art practice with a liberal arts foundation. Students explore drawing, painting, and digital media alongside art history. This undergraduate degree develops cultural awareness and creative skills through immersive, hands-on learning.

Boston University's Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Art is for students who desire a studio program in visual arts that incorporates substantial study in the liberal arts and integrates arts research with broad-based studio art training. 

The International Literary and Visual Studies program at Tufts University offers an interdisciplinary approach to learning literature, film and media studies, visual arts, and culture.

Highly motivated students who choose the Studio Arts program of the University of Massachusetts Amherst with both creative dreams and focused career goals. We are committed to nurturing both of these essential elements found in aspiring professional artists.

The Visual Arts - Art History at the Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania invites you to celebrate artistic and cultural creativity worldwide.  

Lesley University's Visual Effects BFA program offers a comprehensive curriculum for students interested in pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Visual Effects, providing a strong foundation in the artistic and technical aspects of creating stunning visual effects for film, television, and other media.

The Printmaking program from Boston University engages innovative and traditional technologies of print, builds open, creative community, and provides professional training in the fine print media. 

Majors in the Studio Art, 3-D Concentration program of Endicott College explore various media in their foundation courses and also concentrate in an area of interest to fully develop a professional portfolio.