2.5k Bachelor's degrees in Visual Arts

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.

In this Studio Art program at Calvin University, you'll understand great art by making it. You'll feel the heat of the kiln in a state-of-the-art ceramics studio. Watch people moved by a photograph you developed in the darkroom. Help organize an annual arts festival (with your own paintings on view).

Course offerings in History of Art and Visual Culture from University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS) reflect the unique strengths of local and regional museum collections in the areas of Native American, Hispanic, Spanish Colonial, and Modern and Contemporary art.

The Liberal Studies program at Oregon State University is a unique online degree program allowing students to design their own interdisciplinary liberal arts major organized around a theme that mirrors their interest and educational goals.

Art History and Visual Culture from The College of New Jersey are scholarly, academic disciplines which sharpen critical thinking and strengthen both writing and analytical skills.

In the Studio Art program at Carleton College, our core mission is to introduce students to tools and processes of artmaking, and help them develop their own creative abilities. 

This Bachelor of Health Sciences - Bachelor of Arts BA program from Deakin University you'll develop a transferable skill set based on your interests, while gaining a solid grounding in health sciences to expand your career prospects.

The Art program of the University of Houston offers a unique blend of a broad liberal arts education with focused studies in contemporary studio practices or art history.

The Printmaking programme at The University of Akron is a comprehensive Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. This full-time course provides a firm technical foundation in fine art printmaking within the Mary Schiller Myers School of Art. Students benefit from expert instruction and professional preparation for creative careers.

The B.A. in Art at University of Arkansas prepares students in Art History, Art Education, Graphic Design and Studio Art.

The Visual Communication degree at Loyola University Chicago prepares students to enter the workforce as design professionals, with graduates employed in graphic design studios, internal design teams, branding firms, cultural institutions, and other creative agencies.

The Studio Art programme at the University of South Florida offers a comprehensive public education in visual arts. This degree provides a broad immersion into aesthetic and ideological art practices. Students engage in full-time study to develop creative skills across various media during this undergraduate course.

The Art program of University of West Georgia is considered to be the professional degree for those students interested in graduate school or pursuing other career opportunities in the visual arts.

Create works in painting, drawing, photography, design, digital media, sculpture, performance, installation and social practice—while informed by contemporary Art, critical theory and historical preceden at Pomona College.

Turn the art of your imagination into crafted illustrations and build your portfolio using dedicated multi-media facilities and art studios with this Illustration (Hons) course at Solent University. 

Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) in Art - Art Studio option at Western Illinois University is the degree that prepares students for a career in the visual arts and provides an in-depth, comprehensive, and structured background in the fine arts.

Why study Printmaking at Missouri State University? You'll be equipped with the decision-making skills necessary to succeed as an artist and/or educator.

Take your stories from idea to script to screen with a BFA in Television Writing and Production programme offered by Chapman University.

The Theatre Studies programme at the University of Guelph is a comprehensive bachelor degree delivered in a public study mode. This curriculum explores acting, stagecraft, and theatre history over four years. Students develop creative and technical skills in a supportive environment designed for aspiring arts professionals.

The Art at The University of Iowa will have students acquire breadth of knowledge about the field of art history through coursework in a diversity of areas.