369 Bachelor's degrees in Area & Cultural Studies in Europe

Taught by a dedicated team of experts in central London, this single honours Digital Media and Culture degree from King's College London covers digital media, culture and internet studies. It will equip you with the necessary skills to explore how digital media and culture is changing the way we understand the past, experience the present and anticipate the future.

This Classics and Oriental Studies course from The University of Oxford allows you to combine the study of an Oriental language and culture with Latin and/or Greek and the study of the ancient world. There are two options: Classics with Oriental Studies (Q8T9) and Oriental Studies with Classics (T9Q8).

The Business Management and Gaelic Studies programme of the University of Aberdeen is a great study combination, adding to a thorough grounding in management and organisations with an in-depth study of Gaelic, Scotland’s oldest living language, and its origins and culture.

Religious Studies (Hons) at The University of Wales Trinity Saint David explores the fundamental concepts which define and have defined the human experience within the areas of anthropology, theology, philosophy, religion studies, and ethics.

The Anthropology and Gaelic Studies programme of the University of Aberdeen is a great study combination, adding to your existing grounding in what it means to ‘be human’. With a special focus on the people of the north, you will undertake and in-depth study of Gaelic, Scotland’s oldest living language, and its origins and culture.

By studying this Sociology (Hons) programme from York St John University you will deepen your understanding of the world we live in. 

The Gaelic Studies and Language and Linguistics programme of the University of Aberdeen offers a fascinating exploration of how human language evolved, how we learn languages and how they differ and change over time. You will gain the all-round knowledge and skills to open up a wide variety of careers.

The Bachelor of Arts in Community Development and Youth Work (Hons) at Technological University Dublin is a comprehensive four-year programme delivered full-time. This degree prepares students to engage with communities facing challenges, equipping them with the necessary skills to foster social change and promote inclusion.

The Bachelor’s Degree Program in Cultural Studies at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid seeks to train professionals capable of understanding the growing complexity of today’s urban and cosmopolitan societies

Explore Gaelic language, literature and culture whilst studying modern societies in Sociology with the Gaelic Studies and Sociology programme of the University of Aberdeen.

The Culture and Heritage with Gaelic Studies (Hons) at the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) is a four-year, public bachelor programme. Delivered online, it explores Scottish history, music, and language. Students can study in English or Gaelic, developing deep regional expertise for diverse global careers.

The Mathematics with Gaelic programme of the University of Aberdeen allows you to study a major universal language we all use that you can combine with Gaelic language studies.

The B.A. European Cultures and Society (EUCS) from University of Flensburg is an interdisciplinary study program focusing on the cultural and social sciences of Europe.

Typically, a student of Modern Languages and Cultures with Year Abroad BA course offered by Durham University will have 10-11 hours of classroom teaching per week in the three years of the degree that are based in Durham. 

The Birkbeck, University of London offers a part-time B.A. in English and Linguistics (Hons). This degree provides a comprehensive exploration of linguistics and literary studies, allowing students to develop critical insights into the English language's role in a global context. The programme is designed for flexible evening attendance, accommodating various commitments.

The Ancient and Medieval History and Culture B.A. at Trinity College Dublin is a four-year, full-time programme. This public study mode degree explores society, art, and politics from 2000 BC to 1500 AD. Students engage in interdisciplinary learning across history and classics to understand the foundations of the modern world.

The Global Studies (Hons) degree at University College Dublin invites students to ask how a deeply connected world has come into being, why barriers and divisions remain and how ‘local’ relates to ‘global’.

The Irish Studies (Hons) degree at University College Dublin is an interdisciplinary programme that examines the variety and diversity of Irish history, society, cultural practice and the complex processes through which Ireland and Irish identities have been constructed.

The B.Sc. in Human Geography with Foundation Year (Part-time) at Birkbeck, University of London, is designed to equip students with essential geographical skills. This flexible course spans four years, allowing for evening attendance, making it ideal for those balancing work or other commitments.

Ancient Civilisations (Hons) programme at The University of Wales Trinity Saint David lets you explore the histories and cultures of the ancient world. You will learn about many different ancient cultures, including those of Ancient Egypt, the Near East, the Graeco-Roman world, the Bronze Age and Ancient China.