2.5k Bachelor's degrees in Visual Arts

The Bachelor of Arts in Creative Industries and Visual Culture (Hons) at Technological University Dublin is a three-year full-time programme. This degree offers a comprehensive understanding of contemporary creative practices and visual culture, preparing students for various roles in the arts and cultural sectors.

The Honors in the Arts at Stanford University is a prestigious interdisciplinary programme designed for undergraduates across all majors. This full-time, one-year capstone track allows students to integrate creative and critical perspectives through original projects, fostering innovation within the School of Humanities and Sciences.

The Printmaking program at the Indiana University South Bend recognizes that all individuals express their art in unique ways. The concentration requires that students become familiar with a set of core technologies, relief, intaglio, silkscreen, lithography, papermaking, book design, letter press, and digital processes. 

Art Management from University of Findlay offers a combination of studio and art history experiences along with coursework in business administration, accounting, economics and marketing.

The Studio Art Major at the Bethany College prepares students with the intensive studio art experience necessary for professional artistic practice.

Fine Arts - Visual Arts from Francis Marion University focuses on developing the artistic abilities of students within the liberal arts tradition. Students majoring in Visual Arts select an area of specialization within the studio arts: painting, ceramics, photography, graphic design.

The Architectural Studies programme at Unitec Institute of Technology is a three-year, full-time Level 7 degree. This comprehensive course, also available via part-time study, focuses on sustainable design and urban housing. It provides a professional foundation for those pursuing careers in the built environment.

The Visual Arts Bachelor Degree at Chatham University with a studio art concentration introduces you to fundamental skills, processes, theory, and culture, from art history and foundation classes to contemporary visual theory and advanced studio practices, such as ceramics, sculpture, painting, drawing, and printmaking.

Art from Goshen College is more than a subject, it’s a way of seeing, understanding, and shaping the world.

A major in Visual Communication Design - Graphic Design Concentration at Grace College and Seminary will explore the ins and outs of graphic design and communication. 

The purpose of the B.A. degree is to explore a variety of disciplines versus specialization. The Art program is offered by Midwestern State University.

With the Art degree from Doane University, you will learn to consider lessons from the past as you visualize the future and prepare for your career.

Community Arts from Cairn University prepares students to use their artistic skills for the growth and good of those around them. Art integration has become a crucial part of both the private and public sectors, and students with a community arts degree will be prepared to meet those needs. 

As a Studio Art major from the Bethany Lutheran College, you will develop technical skills, aesthetic judgment, and historical understanding. Participation in both studio and art history courses will stimulate critical thinking and refine your creative potential in the visual arts.

Interdisciplinary Studies from Texas Tech University is an interdisciplinary major that encourages integrative learning and fosters new areas of learning and discovery by facilitating student learning across department and college boundaries.

After completing University of Washington's Art introductory art classes, students select and complete the requirements for the concentration in Interdisciplinary Visual Arts, Painting + Drawing, Photo/Media, or 3D4M: ceramics + glass + sculpture. In tandem with required studio art classes, students will advance their writing skills while completing coursework in the history of art.

The B.A. in Art at the University of Florida offers a flexible, public study mode for those pursuing studio art alongside other disciplines. This 120-credit programme balances creative development with academic versatility, allowing for dual degrees or minors over a standard four-year duration.

Performing Arts from Lebanese American University (LAU) covers a wide range of skills, including acting, voice training, body movement.

Glass majors at Massachusetts College of Art and Design cultivate the critical knowledge to pursue sustainable and meaningful futures as creative glass practitioners.

The Art- Studio Arts major’s curriculum at Seattle Pacific University provides you with training in the studio arts, illustration or photography/digital media.