Digital Arts Bachelor's Degree

Digital arts bachelor programs teach the theories and hands-on skills needed to create computer-aided art. Learn about degree requirements, areas of concentration, course topics and career options after graduation.

What Are Digital Arts Bachelor's Degree Programs Like?

Digital arts bachelor's degree programs educate you on how to collaborate on animation, modeling and gaming projects. You can often choose a concentration in these areas, and you usually spend time working with design and animation software in your school's computer studios. You also take a range of foundational courses that give you a solid artistic background.

Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) and Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) programs are available to you in digital arts. Typically, you need to take more credits to earn a BFA, and you spend more time in studios honing your digital arts skills. Some BFA programs take up to five years of full-time study to complete, while B.S. and B.A. degree programs typically take four years. Online programs are difficult to find because of studio and collaboration requirements.