10 Applied Arts BA Degree Programs

Are you fascinated by contemporary circus? At Circus and Performance Art we educate young people with talent and motivation for the profession of circus artist. You will become an artistic entrepreneur and receive the opportunity to build up your professional network.

Bachelor of Arts in Applied Art & Design, housed in the Department of Media, Culture, and the Arts, offers a modern comprehensive interdisciplinary approach to studio and visual art education in an intimate setting. Coursework and class related activities encourage the investigation of contemporary directions in studio art, imaging, and visual communication and promote the development of projects that address diverse approaches to successfully communicate complex ideas.

The Bachelor of Fine Arts (BA) degree in Art is intended for students who have serious ambitions towards becoming practicing artists and/or photographers who may also aim to further their studies with an advanced degree.

The Bachelor of Arts in Applied Arts and Sciences focuses on integrating artistic principles with practical applications to prepare students for careers in creative industries. The program emphasizes ...

The Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art offers students an immersive and comprehensive education in contemporary visual art practices. The program emphasizes the development of technical skills, conce...

The Bachelor of Arts in Applied Arts and Sciences is a flexible, interdisciplinary program designed to provide students with a broad foundation in various applied arts and sciences fields. It emphasiz...

Calderdale College is in the heart of a thriving and vibrant creative community. This one-year top-up degree programme will be embedded in the creative scene in Calderdale whilst extending and applying specialist knowledge in a range of art and design practices.

This articulated degree between NBCCD and the University of New Brunswick (UNB) offers a combination of academic study and hands-on training. It is a 4-year degree completed through 2 years of study at UNB and two years at NBCCD, in any order you choose.

The Drama and Performance programme is made up of two parts: the FDA in Drama and Performance, followed by the Level 6 BA (Hons) Top-Up Drama and Performance.

The theories and skills introduced in Communication Design I and II are revisited and further developed in Information Graphics. The development of students’ abilities to design and facilitate people-oriented communications by organizing and restructuring the flow of information will be emphasized, as will their abilities to relate their writing skills to the formulation and evolution of visual communication problems.