536 Bachelor's degrees in American and Australasian studies in United States

The American Popular Culture program at University of Southern California helps students to assess from a variety of perspectives the icons and ideas they encounter every day, to think critically about the images and assertions of the mass media and commercial culture, and to see the experience of popular culture as it interacts with questions of gender and ethnicity in the American context.

The Center for American Indian Studies at Black Hills State University offers numerous courses across disciplines. These courses allow students to fully understand the experiences of American Indians throughout the Northern Plains and the United States. 

The degree in Afro-American Studies at University of Wisconsin Madison offers students an opportunity to study those aspects of black history, culture, and society in ideal interdisciplinary models that reconstruct Afro-American life.

Our Asian and Asian-American Studies program from Saint Peter's University consists of courses selected from throughout the University curriculum which deal substantially or entirely with Asia and/or the Asian-American diaspora to give you ample training in virtually every area of human endeavor as this relates to Asia or Asian-America.

In this American Studies degree at Lipscomb University you will learn about where this country came from to get a sense of where it’s going. Analyze traditions and social patterns, questions of power and conflict, and consider the art and literature that propelled it all.  

The Chemistry Department is in the midst of implementing a redesigned and reinvigorated curriculum to accurately reflect the interdisciplinary nature of the subject. We offer a bachelor degree Chemistry (American Chemical Society Certified) at the Saint Anselm College. 

The African American Studies programme at the University of Houston offers a comprehensive public B.A. degree. This undergraduate course explores the rich history and culture of the African diaspora. Students engage in full-time study to gain deep insights into social justice, heritage, and contemporary global issues.

The undergraduate degree program in African American Studies at University of California, Berkeley exposes students to the social, political, and cultural history of African-descended people in the modern world. 

The American Indian Studies programme at the University of Minnesota is a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts degree. Delivered in a public study mode, this course explores Native histories, arts, and governance through indigenous perspectives. Students develop critical analysis skills over a standard four-year duration.

English- British and American Literature is offered by University of Rochester. Our nationally ranked English department is devoted to the critical study of literature and language. 

The B.A. in Hawaiian Studies at the University of Hawaii at Manoa is a comprehensive public programme. Students explore ancestral knowledge and contemporary politics through a Native Hawaiian lens. This undergraduate degree requires full-time engagement with indigenous history, resource management, and language fluency.

American Studies at Bates College pursues these questions using a variety of interdisciplinary approaches, using texts, performance, and material culture as points of departure for our wide-ranging exploration of American culture. 

The interdisciplinary Black Studies Program from Denison University  is designed to investigate the black experience in Africa, North America, the Caribbean, Latin America, and in other parts of the African diaspora. 

American Culture Studies (AMCS) is a program in Arts & Sciences at Washington University in St. Louis that fosters the multidisciplinary study of the Americas. The university is especially concerned with issues of race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, class, and other social contrasts that spur so much debate, expression, and conflict within the United States and across borders.

The African and African-American Studies Major is offered by Washington University in St. Louis. The Department of African and African-American Studies offers opportunities for students to explore the social, political, and intellectual history as well as the literature, culture, and artistic life of various peoples in the world who are African or of African descent.

Throughout the Native American and Indigenous Programmes course from Evergreen State College you’ll learn to pull from your lived experiences to cultivate your voice and gain skills that will set you up for success after college.