2.5k Bachelor's degrees in Visual Arts

Bachelor’s in Arts, Entertainment, and Media Business from Roosevelt University is designed for students who have an interest in the general study of performing arts.

Picture a career as a professional visual artist as you develop your creative vision and technical skills in a supportive learning environment with this Studio Art - Drawing degree program offered by University of South Carolina

The Post-Production and VFX (Hons) course at Central Film School places you at the forefront of the latest digital technologies, offering a pathway into specialised technical sectors within the screen industries.

The Commerce and Arts program offered by The University of Sydney explores your passions across business and the arts by combining our highly regarded Arts and Commerce degrees for a well-rounded education.

The Film Virtual Production programme from Thomas More is an innovative way of creating TV and film content. It is a filmmaking technique that synchronizes projected virtual environments with physical elements on set.

The Art and Design Foundations (ADF) program from Seneca Polytechnic will equip you with essential art and design skills in both traditional and digital mediums.

The Games Design, Art and Development BSc course is an innovative undergraduate degree that will provide you with the creative skills needed by the games industry.

Do you see yourself pursuing a career as a professional artist, designer or creative leader? Samford University’s Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art is a professional degree that provides in-depth studio training and prepares students for graduate study or immediate entry into the arts field.

Portfolio Preparation - Creative Practices at The Glasgow School of Art is a 24 week programme that provides hands on learning and teaching in a studio environment. Students on the course are encouraged to cultivate and develop their own individual visual language.

The focus of the Media and Arts degree programme at Tampere University of Applied Sciences is for future experts in the field of culture. Studies will guide you into creating fresh ideas and developing them into high-quality products in an artistically, technically and economically successful manner.

The Department of Radio, Television, and Cinema at Yasar University provides students with a comprehensive and integrated programme of study, that incorporates theoretical knowledge with practical skills, relevant to their future professional careers.

Explore meaningful ideas aligned to your interests and values, as you develop critical thinking and communication skills to address global challenges with this  Arts BA programme from Deakin University.

Practical Filmmaking (Hons) (Two Years) from MetFilm School course prepares the next generation of screen creatives. It builds creative and technical skills essential to succeed in today’s film, television, and new media industries. Our professional tutors and high-calibre guest speakers teach the fundamentals of storytelling, production, technical, and screen business skills. 

The Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art, Design and Media at Nanyang Technological University prepares students to thrive at the intersection of artistic expression and emerging technologies. 

The Visual and Media Studies degree at Duke University concerns all aspects of the production, circulation, and reception of visual images in culture, science, and society.

If you have a passion for filmmaking and are interested in movies and media, consider studying Film and Media Arts at the University of Utah.

The B.S.V.C. Visual Communication - Commercial Photography Major at the Ohio University is designed to provide students with realistic and thorough broad-based professionally oriented training in visual communication while providing the necessary liberal arts and cultural background for a strong educational foundation.

Simon Fraser University offers a unique pathway to enter the second year of studies at SFU in the Communication and Business Minor programs. UTP Stage II - Communication and Business is equivalent to the first year of SFU’s Bachelor of Arts degree awarded by the Faculty of Communication, Art, and Technology (FCAT). 

Art from University of the Incarnate Word aims to impart an informed understanding of art through discerning observation and studio practice. 

At Capital University, three distinct academic programs for the art major lead to a Bachelor of Arts degree — art therapy, studio art or art education.