College majors in the fine arts include a wide variety of specializations across visual, performing, and digital disciplines. These programs typically offer either a Bachelor of Arts (BA) or a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA), with the latter being a more intensive, professional degree focused on studio practice. 

Visual Arts
These majors focus on creating physical or static works of art. 

• Painting and Drawing: Focusing on traditional and contemporary techniques in various media.
• Sculpture: The study of three-dimensional form and spatial media.
• Printmaking: Exploring techniques like lithography, etching, and screen-printing.
• Photography: Combining technical lighting and composition with digital or film-based artistic vision.
• Ceramics: The study of functional and decorative pottery and clay-based art.
• Textile Arts: Working with fibers, weaving, and fabric design. 

• Theater/Theatre Arts: Including acting, stagecraft, costume design, and lighting.
• Dance: Covering performance, choreography, and various dance styles.
• Music: Encompassing performance, composition, music theory, and conducting

• Graphic Design: Creating visual content for branding, advertising, and digital media.
• Animation and Visual Effects: Focusing on 2D/3D motion graphics and character design.
• Fashion Design: The art of creating garments and accessories.
• Interior Design: Designing functional and aesthetic indoor spaces.
• Game Design: The artistic and technical design of video games.
• Cinematography/Film Production: The visual and narrative art of filmmaking. 

• Art History: The study of art across different cultures and eras.
• Art Education: Preparing students to teach art in schools or community settings.
• Art Therapy: Using creative processes to support mental health and therapy.
• Arts Management/Administration: The business side of managing galleries, museums, and theaters.