532 Bachelor's degrees in Asian Studies in North America

The Asian Studies program at Lafayette College students have the opportunity to study the culture, traditions, history, and politics of the major regions of Asia through a variety of course offerings and related programs.

The Asian Studies program at Kennesaw State University explores diverse topics and themes on linguistic, literary, cultural, philosophic-religious, aesthetic, social, institutional-political, educational and other related spheres of Asian people and civilization. 

The Chinese programme at the University of Colorado at Boulder is a public Bachelor of Arts degree designed to develop fluency in Mandarin and deep cultural literacy. This undergraduate course focuses on literary history and translation skills, preparing students for global careers through comprehensive language immersion.

The Asian and Middle Eastern Studies (Chinese) degree at Duke University offers a 5-year and 2-track curriculum, specifically designed for traditional foreign language learners and bilingual learners in Mandarin Chinese. 

The East Asian Languages and Cultures programme at Indiana University Bloomington offers a comprehensive B.A. degree. This full-time course focuses on Chinese, Japanese, and Korean languages alongside regional history and politics. Students engage in a public study mode to gain deep cultural and linguistic expertise.

The Japanese program of Ball State University will teach you the language and the culture of this dynamic country. Ball State is one of only two universities in Indiana to offer a bachelor’s degree in Japanese.

Pursuing Asian Studies at Saint Mary's University will allow you to explore the people and culture of Asia while giving you the opportunity to learn foreign languages. 

Students in Wofford College’s Chinese program immerse themselves in one of the world’s oldest languages while also studying the global giant’s traditions, current events and pop culture. Wofford’s Chinese language and culture program recognizes the increasing importance of China in international affairs as well as the employment advantages for students who know Chinese.

In recent years, American policy makers have spoken of a “pivot to Asia,” meaning an increased emphasis in American foreign and economic policy on the Asia-Pacific region. As a result, there’s never been a better time for students to develop cultural competency and understanding of the region. We offer a bachelor degree in Asian Studies at Central Washington University.

Political Science - Indian Affairs Administration Emphasis at Utah Valley University enjoys a central position among the social sciences. Aristotle characterized politics as the “queen of the sciences.” It is a broad discipline that encompasses philosophical, historical and analytical studies of governments, politics and policies.

The Mission of American Indian Studies at University of North Carolina at Pembroke is to educate students about the rich diversity of American Indian histories and cultures, to promote research and scholarship concerning American Indian issues, and to prepare students for professional or scholarly careers.

The Asian Studies Program at College of the Holy Cross offers a variety of courses and a multidisciplinary framework for the exploration and interpretation of the diverse societies, cultures, and polities of Asia and the Asian diaspora.

The Japanese program at University of Wisconsin Madison offers students a range of courses and activities which enhance students intercultural and transcultural competencies. 

The East Asian Studies programme at The University of New Mexico offers a comprehensive exploration of the region's diverse cultures and history. This full-time undergraduate degree provides students with an interdisciplinary foundation in Anthropology and Asian Studies, delivered on-campus over a four-year duration.

The Asian Studies programme of Rutgers University was established in 1969 to cultivate, promote, and coordinate the study of all aspects of Asia.

The B.A. in Asian Studies with Philippine Concentration at University of San Francisco emphasizes the relationship between natural and man-made environments, as well as USF's commitment to social justice, ethics, and human rights.

The East Asian Studies - Chinese program of Gettysburg College is interdisciplinary in nature. Students are offered a structured approach to the study of Chinese history, art, language, literature, customs, culture, economy, and politics while allowing the flexibility to pursue individual areas of interest.

The Chinese Studies programme at Oakland University is a comprehensive B.A. degree delivered full-time on campus. This undergraduate course requires a minimum of 44 credits, focusing on language proficiency and regional expertise. It combines rigorous linguistic training with a deep exploration of China’s cultural and historical landscape.

Belmont University’s Asian Studies major or minor integrates many different academic disciplines and perspectives into a holistic sense of Asian culture and society.

The Chinese Studies program of the Pacific Lutheran University is an interdisciplinary program which is designed to provide students interested in China a broad foundation in Chinese language, culture, and history, and an opportunity to focus on the religious-philosophical world view and the economic structure of China.