1.4k Bachelor's degrees in Area & Cultural Studies

The Portuguese and Luso Brazilian Studies (Hons) at York University is a comprehensive undergraduate programme delivered in a public study mode. Students explore the diverse history, literature, and social landscapes of the Lusophone world, gaining fluency in a global language spoken by over 250 million people worldwide.

The Africology and African American Studies programme at Temple University is a public Bachelor of Arts degree. This 123-credit course explores African history and culture through an Afrocentric lens. Students engage in critical research and multidisciplinary study over a standard four-year duration to understand global black experiences.

The Spanish and Portuguese programme at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) is a comprehensive full-time undergraduate degree. It explores the linguistic, literary, and cultural foundations of the Hispanic and Luso-Brazilian worlds, providing students with a deep understanding of these global languages.

The Religion and Oriental Studies course from the University of Oxford offers students an in-depth understanding of a number of the world’s great religious traditions including Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam and Judaism.

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 Religion and Culture program of Virginia Tech is the only one of its kind in the United States. Our classes explore the past, present, and future of religious and cultural change on human life around the world. 

The Sociology and Anthropology program of Rochester Institute of Technology focuses on understanding social and cultural complexity and diversity.

We offer a bachelor degree in Cultural and Critical Studies - Women's Gender, and Sexuality Studies at the Bowling Green State University. The academic discipline of Women's Studies began in the 1970s, and it examines women’s lives locally and globally, focusing on how gender intersects with other forms of difference including race, disability, ethnicity, class, age and sexual orientation.  

This Eurasian Studies concentration at Washington University in St. Louis focuses on the social, cultural, and economic interconnections among the peoples of Eurasia. Recent infrastructural improvements in these areas, as well as international economic, have once again opened up transnational economic networks and cross-cultural exchange along these "new silk roads." 

The Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program at University of Connecticut is a flexible interdisciplinary academic program devoted to pursuit of knowledge concerning women and the critical analysis of the production of gender and sexuality within transnational and cross-cultural contexts. 

The Critical Race and Ethnic Studies programme at University of California, Santa Cruz is a comprehensive bachelor degree delivered in a public study mode. This course explores how race and power dynamics shape global societies and social justice movements, offering students a deep dive into cultural and institutional history.

The Italian and Linguistics major at Boston University enables students to combine the study of human language from a variety of perspectives with the study of Italian language, literature, and culture.

Conservation of Cultural Heritage (Hons) at University of Lincoln is a three year undergraduate degree that blends theory with practical conservation skills. Students have the opportunity to gain extensive hands-on experience working with genuine historic objects provided by museums, historic houses, and private collections.

On this Cultural and Media Studies BA course from University of Leeds, you explore cultural and media productions, practices and institutions in national, transnational and global contexts and across subject areas including philosophy, literature, sociology, art history, film, communication studies and digital humanities.

Discover how the world's nations are economically, politically, socially and culturally interdependent with a degree that offers a global perspective to historical and contemporary issues. General Studies - Global and Intercultural Understanding Emphasis degree is offered at The University of Arizona. 

Following the Jesuit tradition he established, they know that learning other languages is an indispensable part of individual development. The Spanish program from Loyola University New Orleans will teach you to use language to connect with others.

The Deviance, Crime and Culture B.A. at The City University of New York is a 120-credit undergraduate programme. This public study mode degree focuses on ethnographic research and cross-cultural analysis. Students complete the major in 39 credits, gaining professional skills for careers in social justice and law enforcement.

The Sport Development program at Western Sydney University explores a huge range of areas, including physical activity, exercise and health promotion, sport coaching, psychology, sport management, and capacity building through community projects.

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.

The Anthropology (Culture, Language and Society) concentration at the California State University Sacramento develops knowledge, skills and perspectives to understand and engage with our diverse, interconnected world.