Bachelor in Ceramic Arts and Ceramics (Bachelor's)

At New England College, the tuition fee is 25,714 USD per year.

Students learn to express emotions, ideas, or inner visions through artworks made from clay and similar materials. They study handbuilt and wheelthrown methods, molding, slips and glazes, trimming, decorating, firing, kiln operation, oxidation, mixed media, ceramic murals, and personal style.

The training applies to making ceramic artworks, including murals and mixed media pieces. It supports creative and technical work with clay and kiln-based processes.

For international students, tuition is around the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 96% of applicants.

New England College is celebrating its 80th year in 2026. The college serves more than 5,000 undergraduate, graduate, and online students each year. Its educational approach brings together transformative education, critical thinking, civic engagement, and career development. These priorities connect study with preparation for a meaningful life and give students a clear sense of NEC's academic focus.

Academic options span more than 60 associate and bachelor's degree programs, over 20 master's programs, and doctoral programs with multiple tracks. Students can also choose from more than 30 online and graduate programs, alongside executive offerings for working professionals. The college includes an Institute of Art and Design. Its three-year BSN offers an Earn While You Learn model, allowing students to start working in healthcare while completing the degree. Associate, bachelor's, master's, executive, doctoral, and pre-college pathways are available.

The main address is 98 Bridge Street in Henniker, New Hampshire, where campus visits and tours provide a way to experience NEC in person. Student life includes more than 20 NCAA Division III teams, recreational sports, and esports, as well as a revitalized athletics center. International students join a community drawn from 86+ countries. Online and graduate formats provide additional study options for students seeking flexibility, while on-campus applicants can explore the Henniker setting and campus experience.