892 Bachelor's degrees in Asian Studies

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

Interdisciplinary in nature, the East Asian Languages and Civilizations program at University of Chicago focuses on the traditional and modern civilizations of China, Japan, and Korea, and offers language courses in Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.

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.

Asian Studies as an interdisciplinary program at University of Santo Tomas provides a strategic and comprehensive approach to study and conduct basic researches on both the traditional and contemporary issues of Asia. 

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.

Chinese Studies from Rhodes College introduces you to the only language in the world that can trace its writing form to its origins. Today, Chinese is one of the most commonly spoken languages of the world, and one of the six official languages of the United Nations. 

The Chinese Studies program at the Reed College is stretched across six discipline-oriented departments rather than clustered within a single “area studies” major.

Asian Studies from St. Lawrence University offers students the opportunity to develop a broad understanding of Asia by using multiple disciplinary lenses and cross-cultural comparisons.

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.

The Asian Studies programme at the University of Hawaii at Manoa offers an interdisciplinary approach to exploring the diverse cultures and societies of Asia. Available as both a B.A. and M.A., this full-time degree provides students with deep regional expertise and essential language skills for global careers.

The East Asian Studies programme at the University of California, Davis is a Bachelor of Arts degree delivered in a public study mode. This interdisciplinary course explores the diverse cultures and social forces of East Asia. Students develop critical reasoning and problem-solving skills over the duration of the degree.

Develop expert-level language proficiency in one of the largest and most influential global economies with the East Asian Studies - Chinese Language Emphasis program at The University of Arizona. 

The Linguistics and Asian Languages and Cultures B.A. at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) is a full-time, four-year undergraduate programme. It integrates rigorous linguistic theory with deep exploration of Asian civilisations, offering a unique interdisciplinary approach to human language and regional heritage.

The Asian Studies programme at Temple University is a full-time Bachelor of Arts degree. This four-year course provides deep cultural and linguistic expertise in Chinese, Japanese, or Korean. Students engage in interdisciplinary study across history and religion to prepare for global careers in a public university setting.

The Asian American Studies BA program from University of Texas at Austin is an interdisciplinary approach to the social, cultural, and political study of people living in America of Asian descent. 

Chinese majors at the University of Mississippi study the language, linguistics, literature, history, and culture of China. They gain the cultural awareness and intellectual strategies necessary to navigate the interconnected and multicultural world in which we live.

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

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

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.