1.4k Bachelor's degrees in Area & Cultural Studies

At Hispanic Studies from Whitman College, courses focus on critical thinking, academic writing, Hispanic culture and Spanish language skills. 

Northeastern Illinois University is longest-standing four-year public institution in the Midwest federally designated as a Hispanic-Serving Institution, and as such the Latina and Latin American Studies (LLAS) program builds on the University’s commitment to diversity and community partnerships.

At Critical Media and Cultural Studies from Rollins College you will study what you love in a welcoming and inclusive environment while gaining multicultural perspectives and developing skills in critical thinking, writing, presentation and discussion facilitation, and media production.

The Literary and Cultural Analysis programme of the University of Amsterdam highlights philosophical, political, and social perspectives on culture. The programme is perfectly suited to students who have an active and broad interest in contemporary culture, literature and the arts.

The Atlantic Canada Studies programme at Saint Mary's University is a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts degree. This public study mode course offers a deep exploration of regional culture and history. Students can choose from major, minor, or honours pathways to tailor their academic journey over the standard degree duration.

The Chicana and Latina Studies program of Loyola Marymount University centers on the study of key historical and contemporary issues that impact Mexican-origin and other US Latina/o communities as well as their unique influence in the United States.

The Indigenous Education (Hons) at Lakehead University is a five-year, full-time public programme designed for students of Indigenous ancestry. This degree combines academic study with extensive classroom placements to prepare future teachers for certification by the Ontario College of Teachers in various school divisions.

The Jewish Studies program at Williams College offers courses in multiple disciplines, including but not limited to: Religion, Classics, History, Philosophy, Anthropology, Sociology, and Comparative Literature.

The Foreign Languages and Cultures program taught at Western Illinois University include Chinese, French, German, Japanese, and Spanish. Knowledge of other languages and cultures is the foundation for successful interaction with peers, colleagues, supervisors, employees, and friends from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds.

The mission of the BA in Religious Studies at The City University of New York is to train students to be leaders and engaged citizens who are fit to undertake social innovations and pursue a wide range of rewarding roles and careers.

The Spanish for the Professions programme at Marquette University is a public bachelor degree designed for career-focused students. This undergraduate course develops high-level linguistic proficiency alongside cultural expertise. Students engage in dual-immersion exchanges and service learning to master the Spanish language.

The Indigenous Teacher Education Program at Lakehead University is a public bachelor level course designed to train qualified educators. This programme focuses on cultural heritage and professional teaching skills. Students benefit from a supportive environment during their studies, which are delivered at the Thunder Bay campus.

The Latin American and Caribbean Studies programme at Brown University leads to a strong, interdisciplinary understanding of culture, history, and contemporary issues in Latin America, the Caribbean, and the Latino/a diaspora.

The Evolutionary Anthropology programme at The University of New Mexico offers a comprehensive full-time degree focused on the biological and cultural development of humanity. This rigorous academic course provides students with deep insights into human origins, primate behaviour, and the evolution of our species over time.

The Spanish program of Virginia Tech offers courses in Hispanic culture, literature, film, linguistics, and Spanish for professions such as medical, business, teaching, and translation. 

The Art programme at The City University of New York offers a flexible curriculum for students interested in studio art, photography, or art history. This undergraduate degree provides rigorous training through full-time study, preparing graduates for diverse professional paths as artists, critics, and educators in the field.

From history to political science, sociology to music and the arts, Jewish Studies is a vibrant, interdisciplinary program at University of Wisconsin Madison that allows you to explore Jewish civilization from a variety of perspectives.

The Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies programme at The City University of New York offers a comprehensive BA degree. This public study mode course provides an in-depth exploration of Greek history and culture. Students engage with a rigorous academic curriculum designed to foster expertise in this specialised field.

The Central Eurasian Studies bachelor programme at Indiana University Bloomington offers a comprehensive exploration of the Eurasian heartland. This public study mode degree focuses on language proficiency and cultural history. Students engage with diverse regions, from the Baltic to the Himalayas, over a four-year duration.

The Native American and Indigenous Studies programme at the University of Minnesota is a public bachelor degree designed to deepen your knowledge of Tribal sovereignty and diverse cultures. This undergraduate course explores historical and legal relationships within a global context through a flexible full-time study mode.