BFA

BFA is an acronym that can refer to several different terms across education, entertainment, and organizations. The intended meaning is usually clear from context.

Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) is an undergraduate degree awarded in the arts. It emphasizes studio and practice-based learning in fields such as visual arts, performing arts, theatre, film, and creative writing. Programs are typically three to four years, often with a professional portfolio or production component and may require studio time, critiques, and internships. The BFA is generally considered a professional degree in contrast to a more research-oriented Bachelor of Arts (BA).

Battle for Azeroth (BFA) is the seventh expansion for the multiplayer online role-playing game World of Warcraft, released in 2018 by Blizzard Entertainment. It centers on escalating conflict between the Alliance and Horde, introduces Allied Races, increases character levels via a level-squish, and adds new zones, dungeons, and three raid tiers. It also features a new gameplay system, the Heart of Azeroth, for item upgrades.

British Franchise Association (BFA) is a trade body that promotes franchising in the United Kingdom. It sets standards for membership, provides guidelines and resources for franchisors and franchisees, and supports best practices and ethics within the industry.

Other uses of the acronym exist in various fields, including educational programs and local organizations. Because BFA is a common abbreviation, its specific meaning is typically clarified by context.