230 Arts BA Degree Programs

The Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Arts and Culture Communication (BA-ACC) programme is designed to respond to the positioning of Hong Kong as an east-meets-west centre for arts and cultural exchanges, which is aligned with the vision set for Hong Kong by the Central Government as well as the policies formulated by the Hong Kong SAR Government.

Today’s spaces, furniture, and products are waiting to be renewed by the talent, intuition, and skills of tomorrow’s designers, RUFA graduates. The designer is the main actor of the contemporary lifestyle. Thanks to his studies in specific subjects, RUFA Designer is a professional able to lend his authorial work to interior architecture, product design, multimedia, and interactive works.

You have a passion for arts and culture. You might not be an artist yourself, but want to know what goes on behind the scenes of the art world. Arts and Culture Studies in Rotterdam is unique because of its multifaceted approach to arts and culture.

The Art Bachelor of Arts program offers students a chance to explore and develop their artistic skills across various disciplines. It emphasizes hands-on learning and encourages students to expand the...

The Bachelor of Arts in Art prepares you in creative disciplines and helps you discover your own voice. It gives you a well-rounded liberal arts education, sharpens your perceptual and expressive skills, and prepares you to pursue your studio interests in a range of art-related vocations.

At UNC Charlotte’s Department of Art & Art History, students have the opportunity to explore a variety of approaches to materials and concepts of art making, learn about traditions and contemporary cultures throughout the world, and engage in professional activities on campus and in the community to further develop their path for success.

APU’s Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art is the professional undergraduate degree highly desired by serious students intent on pursuing careers or advanced degrees in the visual arts, such as an MFA. The BFA in Art gives art students flexibility in constructing a program that allows them to choose one of five concentrations that is best suited to their academic and career goals.

Visual art today is strongly interlinked with today’s society, a connection which is reinforced and deepened by social and other media. In Arts, Media and Society, a specialisation of our Art History bachelor's programme, you will explore this relationship and analyse how it reflects and impacts the issues of our time, while also learning practical and academic skills that are invaluable in the current job market.

Are you fascinated by films, music or theatre? Do you love to discuss what art is, how to interpret a particular movie, pop song and performance and to study the effects that media can have on our societies? Then Arts, Culture and Media should become your Bachelor's programme. In our Bachelor’s programme students acquire a deepened analytical, historical and theoretical understanding of (a) two art forms chosen from film, music, theatre/performance, visual arts or literature; and (b) specialized scholarly knowledge in one of two frameworks: ‘Arts, Policy and Cultural Entrepreneurship’ or ‘Analysis and Criticism.’ This broad multi- and interdisciplinary combination makes it unique.

This course nurtures your creative identity through collaborative projects, digital creation, public art, and more. It blends theory with hands-on practice to create impactful contemporary art that connects with communities. You'll gain career-focused skills, exploring opportunities in art, health, education, and beyond.

The art major provides a solid foundation for those who wish to continue in the creative field. You’ll receive hands-on training in a variety of techniques, create a professional portfolio, and have the opportunity to exhibit your work on campus. You’ll graduate well-prepared for a career in the creative field. You can choose to focus on a discipline of your choice, whether ceramics, drawing and painting, interdisciplinary, photography, printmaking, or sculpture.

SCAD sequential art students master the art of visual storytelling, creating compelling narratives for comics, graphic novels, video games, films, and more. Recognized as "the Harvard of comics" by Philadelphia Weekly and a top recruiting ground for Marvel Comics, SCAD offers the world’s first undergraduate and graduate degrees in sequential art. Students explore diverse styles and genres, combining traditional techniques with cutting-edge digital tools to bring their stories to life.

Shape the world through your creativity. Art is the study and practice of various artistic modes and media that impact society and culture.

At the University of Limerick, we deliver an Arts Degree which is flexible and wide-ranging, offering 16 subjects in all. You can study a combination of subjects (as Single Honours or Joint Honours) from across the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences: from familiar arts subjects such as English, French, German, or History, to newer subjects such as, Digital Culture and Communications or Linguistics with TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages). The UL curriculum is unique as it includes cooperative education/work experience and a study abroad placement as compulsory elements of the degree. Students will spend one semester undertaking cooperative education/work experience and one semester studying abroad. You should study Arts at UL because:

The Illustration BA aims to provide an intellectual and creative space for students to explore and build skills in a range of traditional, digital and emerging image-making technologies. Industry modules enable students to develop transferable professional skills that support creative agility, resilience and adaptability for rapidly evolving professional opportunities. This course offers a flexible, interdisciplinary and multimedia approach to the study and practice of contemporary illustration and is developed through a range of industry-focused projects and self-defined contexts. A supportive studio environment and learning community nurture your individual development and distinctive voice as both an illustrator and creative practitioner in the wider field of visual communication. Studio-based projects, national and international competitions and live industry projects provide context and creative challenge, fostering experimentation and visual inquiry. You will have the creative space to explore and examine a range of processes and practices in both traditional and emerging technologies. The course has a strong professional focus and, in conjunction with the University’s award-winning Westminster Enterprise Network, supports all aspects of employability, from training and professional practice to self-promotion and networking opportunities.