1.4k Bachelor's degrees in Area & Cultural Studies

The B.A. in Archaeology with Foundation Year at Canterbury Christ Church University is a four-year full-time programme designed to equip students with essential skills and knowledge. This degree allows entry without standard Level 3 qualifications, enabling a pathway into higher education while fostering a deep understanding of archaeology.

The B.A. in English and Linguistics with Foundation Year at Birkbeck, University of London offers a comprehensive education over four years, blending linguistic and literary studies. This full-time programme is designed for those seeking to deepen their understanding of language and its cultural contexts, with classes held in the evening to accommodate diverse schedules.

The Children, Young People and Society (Hons) degree at York St John University is a three-year full-time programme designed to equip students with the skills needed to support young people and families in various social contexts. This course encourages exploration of significant societal issues affecting children and young people, preparing graduates for impactful careers.

The part-time B.A. in Linguistics and Culture at Birkbeck, University of London, offers students a comprehensive understanding of language and its cultural contexts. This degree spans four years, allowing for an in-depth exploration of linguistic theories and cultural studies, tailored for those balancing work and study commitments.

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.

The Gaelic Studies and Theology and Religion programme of the University of Aberdeen combines the advantages of in-depth study of the language, literature and culture of Scotland’s oldest language with a fascinating exploration of the origin, function, and meaning of religion, studying and comparing the major religions across the world, and with special focus on Christian faith.

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.

As a World Languages Option II major at Metropolitan State University of Denver, you will build global awareness and inclusive communities at home and abroad while learning to understand, communicate and adapt to different cultures.

The Religious Studies at Gonzaga University will help you reflect and think critically about your developing faith through the study of scripture, Christian tradition, and religion and culture in today’s modern world.

The Culture, Heritage and Politics (Hons) at the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) is a four-year, full-time bachelor degree delivered via public online learning. This interdisciplinary programme explores Scottish identity, global political ideologies, and regional customs through a flexible digital framework.

Durham University offers a BA in Modern Languages and Cultures with Year Abroad, a four-year full-time programme. This degree equips students with advanced language skills and cultural insights, preparing them for diverse international career paths. The course combines language study with cultural engagement through literature, film, and politics.

This Arts, Media and Culture major at the University of Washington focuses on how the fields of art and media operate within culture and how they transform it. Study formal, aesthetic and socio-cultural ways of understanding literature, visual art, film, music and other media.

Through coursework and first-hand research experience, Brigham Young University's Anthropology Sociocultural Double Major students will gain knowledge and research skills that employers value and that will help the students to make sense of the sociocultural worlds that we all live in. 

Language and Intercultural Communication from Srinakharinwirot University promote global citizenship among language learners by providing students with a language learning platform that focuses on effective communication in a globally connected context.

This Arts - Cultural Studies course from Adelaide University helps you see and understand the world from different angles. It’s a fascinating field that draws from a broad range of disciplines, including sociology, anthropology, literature, history and more.  

The Indigenous Studies programme at Memorial University of Newfoundland provides a deep exploration of the cultures, languages, and histories of Indigenous peoples. This public study mode course offers a foundational curriculum over seven modules, ideal for those seeking to understand reconciliation and heritage.

Global and Regional Studies is offered by Babson College. You will take four courses from an extensive list of liberal arts and sciences courses, covering topics in history, literature, environmental studies, sociology, law, anthropology, economics, and political science. 

The Aboriginal Studies Program from Langara College is an integrated university-transferable program that addresses historic and contemporary Aboriginal issues in Canada. 

Students in this Deaf Studies program at Goshen College concentration will learn about topics like Deaf culture, community, family dynamics, and mental health. You will also learn how to provide services to the Deaf community that are culturally competent and relevant.

The Bachelor of African and African American Studies degree offered by Harvard University is designed for adult professionals with years of work experience who wish to complete their degrees part time, both on campus and online. The typical student is 30 years old, has previously completed one or two years of college, and works full time.