892 Bachelor's degrees in Asian Studies

The East Asian Languages and Cultures program at the Smith College emphasizes the fact that China, Japan and Korea have vast histories spanning thousands of years. In the 21st century these countries have emerged as major players in our global economy. 

The Japanese programme at Oakland University offers a comprehensive B.A. degree focused on language, culture, and literature. This full-time course provides students with the linguistic proficiency and cultural insights necessary for global careers. Study includes advanced translation, grammar, and modern Japanese literature.

The Chinese programme at the University of Otago offers a comprehensive exploration of language and culture. Available as a B.A. or DipLang, this course provides full-time and part-time study modes. Students develop linguistic fluency and regional insights, preparing for diverse global careers in the Asia-Pacific region.

The Politics and Japanese course from The University of Manchester will enable you to explore world politics and gain an intercultural perspective that is increasingly at a premium in today's context of globalised studies and career paths.

This East Asian Languages and Cultures degree at University of Southern California provides students with a well-rounded education on East Asia by focusing on the study of the languages, literatures, cultures, and thought of China, Japan, and Korea. Students typically concentrate on one East Asian language and culture.

The Modern Language and Business and Management (Japanese) course offered at The University of Manchester will give you a thorough grounding in the language and culture of Japan, as well as in the principles of business and management and their application in global workplaces.

The Chinese B.A. at the University of Florida develops high-level linguistic proficiency and deep cultural knowledge. This full-time, public programme explores China's literary history and modern media. Students engage in 120 credits of rigorous study, preparing for global careers through versatile study modes.

East Asian Studies from Roanoke College is ideal for you if you have a strong personal interest in Asia and you intend to focus on a generalized major, such as history, economics or sociology, around a subject that interests you.

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

The Japanese Bachelor of Arts at the University of Florida develops high-level linguistic proficiency and cultural expertise. This 120-credit public programme explores literature, film, and history through a flexible curriculum. Students engage in advanced language study and interdisciplinary concentrations in a full-time mode.

The Chinese major at Union College offers a unique opportunity to become immersed in the world's most widely spoken language and one of its most fascinating cultures.

Learn the language and culture of Japan and develop an awareness of the diversity of an increasingly interconnected world with the Japanese program from Pacific University Oregon. Courses range from an introductory language class to modern Japanese literature.

The Chinese Studies Program at Carnegie Mellon University offers 35 language-content integrated courses in three connected tracks.

The History (Geographic concentration in Asia) degree at Duke University allows you to explore the issues present in specific parts of the globe.

The East Asian Languages and Cultures at University of Massachusetts Amherst offers language instructions based on the latest research findings and decades of combined teaching experience. 

Carleton Colleges Program in Asian Studies promotes a wide variety of courses and programs aimed at appreciating and understanding the richness, variety and values of past and present Asian cultures. 

The World Language Education Japanese program from DePaul University integrates education and language courses that will prepare you to teach a foreign language for kindergarten through 12th grade in a variety of urban and suburban education settings, including public and private schools.

The Japanese Language Program at the Marshall University, a part of the Department of Modern Languages, offers a major in Japanese Language and two minors: Japanese Language and Japanese Studies.

The Chinese Language and Culture BA at Western Washington University is a comprehensive full-time undergraduate programme. Students develop advanced linguistic skills and deep cultural awareness over four years of study. This degree prepares graduates for global careers in business, education, and international public service.

The B.A. in Asian Studies at University of San Francisco advances your understanding of the increasingly powerful continent of Asia, focusing not only on the structures of society — its histories, laws, economies, and governments — but also on the religious, philosophical, artistic, and intellectual foundations for these structures.