14 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

As an Illustration major at Maryland Institute College of Art, you will prepare for these opportunities by exploring various traditional and digital approaches, fostering technical proficiency as well as creative problem-solving and entrepreneurial thinking skills.

As an Animation major at Maryland Institute College of Art, you will learn the art of creative thinking and flexibility while you master core skills the medium. These abilities will allow you to respond to today's ever-changing landscape, where technology continues to transform animation's potential.

The Studio and Humanistic Studies major at Maryland Institute College of Art has been carefully crafted to help you create a conceptual and critical framework for inquiry into art and design.

The Ecosystems, Sustainability and Justice (ESJ) major at Maryland Institute College of Art cultivates a community of artists and designers who are passionate about creating positive social and environmental change.

As an Interactive Arts student at Maryland Institute College of Art, you will improvise, innovate, experiment, and play as you create unique, interactive experiences across an array of traditional and emerging media.

Interdisciplinary Sculpture students at Maryland Institute College of Art are encouraged to develop technical mastery, conceptual sophistication, and an understanding of newer and emerging genres; to explore contemporary issues, ideas, and technologies; and to create a practice that recognizes the past while envisioning the future.    

General Fine Arts at Maryland Institute College of Art allows you to follow your passion and create a unique artistic path.

Maryland Institute College of Art’s Printmaking major offers a comprehensive print media education delivered in an incredible new 20,000 sq ft facility dedicated to the art of Print, Book and Paper.

Students in Fiber at Maryland Institute College of Art create work that involves installation, performance, video, construction and other cross-disciplinary approaches that move between 2D and 3D thinking. 

While pursuing intensive study in the History of Art, Design, and Visual Culture at Maryland Institute College of Art, students also train as artists and designers, taking the majority of their coursework in studio areas-a defining advantage that allows them to analyze the process of art production as a component of their research. 

The Art Education degree from Maryland Institute College of Art is a program designed to help students make the transition from artist and student to artist-teacher, one who can construct opportunities for others to make art and engage with it in meaningful ways.

Maryland Institute College of Art's Painting Department is ranked as one of the best in the country, providing their majors with many opportunities and greater visibility for their achievements.

The Graphic Design degree at Maryland Institute College of Art shapes designers to think conceptually and apply technical skills in all forms of design practice.

One of the first programs of its kind worldwide, the Photography program at Maryland Institute College of Art was established more than 100 years ago.