576 Bachelor's degrees in American and Australasian studies in North America

This American Heritages major from Boston College was designed for students in the Lynch School of Education and Human Development who are pursuing Elementary Education or Applied Psychology & Human Development.  

The Department of Spanish and Portuguese is committed to fomenting a deep and complex understanding of heterogenous cultures, from their earliest inceptions on the Iberian Peninsula and in the Americas, to their most current linguistic and cultural manifestations. The Iberian and Latin American Languages and Cultures BA program is offered at University of Texas at Austin.

The History and Social Science Teacher Preparation (SSTP) BA program offered at San José State University is ideal for students considering a teaching career. Middle and high school social science teachers typically teach survey courses in both United States and World history.

Have you dreamed of being a successful professional working to advance the quality of life in communities, especially Indigenous communities? This Nonprofit Leadership and Management - American Indian Studies BSc program offered at Arizona State University prepares you to do exactly that.

The Central American Studies-Double Major program at California State University Northridge provides an interdisciplinary liberal arts program.

The Indigenous Governance and Business Management programme at the University of Lethbridge offers versatile study paths, including a B.B.A. degree, diploma, or certificate. Available full-time or part-time with online flexibility, this course equips students with vital leadership skills for Indigenous and global sectors.

The African-American Studies BSc degree offered at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University is an interdisciplinary program, utilizing the resources and faculty of several departments.

At American Politics Concentration - Political Science offered by University of Massachusetts Lowell you will gain the knowledge and skills to engage in the complex realm of national and international politics.

The Archaeology and Indigenous Studies programme at Simon Fraser University is a public Bachelor of Arts joint major. Over four years, students explore the intersection of material culture and heritage. This full-time course develops expertise in resource management and land claims through a professional, interdisciplinary lens.

Do you really know Canada? As a Canadian Studies student at Brock University you will develop a deep understanding of the culture, politics, history, and geography that forms Canada’s complicated national identity.

Lehigh University’s undergraduate major in Latin American and Latino Studies is designed for students who wish to develop an understanding of a neighboring region that is of vital importance to the United States. 

The American Studies programme at The City University of New York offers a comprehensive B.A. degree. This interdisciplinary course explores the history and culture of the United States through diverse academic lenses. Students engage in full-time study on campus to understand the complex narratives of the American experience.

The Native American and Indigenous Studies program at the Evergreen State College focuses on the vitality and diversity of Native nations and the value of Indigenous knowledge. Study the effects of European-American social values and structures on Native history and contemporary life.

American Studies from Rollins College places you at the heart of the 21st century’s most compelling narratives—and at Rollins, you’re given the flexibility to maximize that relevance. 

The American Studies program at Coe College offers a broad understanding of American culture by exploring America’s rich and unique diversity, as well as the aspects that unite Americans as a people and a nation.

The Binghamton University major in Asian and Asian American Studies offers three tracks: Asian American and diaspora studies, Asia comparative, and South Asia.

The Latin American and Latino Studies major at Connecticut College integrates the academic resources of all Connecticut College departments and programs that offer coursework on Latin America and Latinos living in the US, complementing and enhancing the understanding of both gained through interdisciplinary instruction. 

The American Studies programme at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) offers a comprehensive interdisciplinary exploration of United States culture. This bachelor level course is delivered via a public study mode, allowing students to examine national myths, history, and politics through various academic lenses.

American Studies at Illinois Dominican University looks at our society—and its place in the world—from multiple angles, including history, literature, economics, film, sports and popular culture. 

Through the American Civilization BA programme from the Albright College you will learn to understand yourself and the world around you through the study.