892 Bachelor's degrees in Asian Studies

Jointly offered by the Faculty of Arts and the Faculty of Education, this Language Education - Chinese programme from The University of Hong Kong enables you to earn both a BA in Chinese language, literature, and culture and a BEd in Chinese language education over five years of study. 

The American Indian Studies programme at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire is a four-year, on-campus degree available as a B.A. or B.S. This interdisciplinary course explores indigenous history and culture through full-time study, preparing students for diverse professional roles within tribal affairs and heritage centres.

The Japanese programme at Middle Tennessee State University offers a comprehensive B.A. or B.S. degree. This public study mode course focuses on linguistic mastery and cultural insight. Students engage in immersive learning over a standard four-year duration to prepare for global careers in trade and technology.

The Japanese with a Teaching Endorsement at Western Washington University is a comprehensive full-time undergraduate programme. It combines deep linguistic study with professional teacher preparation. Students explore Japanese society, literature, and culture while gaining the skills required for state teaching certification.

The Japanese Studies program from Hofstra University provides students with a solid foundation of Japanese language skills, including reading, writing, speaking, and listening comprehension.  In addition, through carefully selected foundational and elective courses, students gain an understanding of Japan’s literary and cultural traditions and history. 

The Asian Studies programme at the University of Louisville is a comprehensive undergraduate degree delivered full-time over four years. This interdisciplinary Bachelor of Arts explores the diverse cultures, histories, and economies of Asia, requiring 121 credit hours and intermediate language proficiency for completion.

This interdisciplinary program in International Studies - East Asia from West Virginia University includes courses in political science, languages, geography, history, sociology, anthropology, economics and other topics. You'll gain valuable real-life experience through study abroad, global service learning and internships.

Our Chinese courses at University of Notre Dame are rigorous, innovative, and creative. For example, our first-year students meet outside class with language partners who are native speakers as well as with peer tutors who are advanced students in their target language.

The Asian Studies and East Asian Studies programme at St. John's University is a combined BA/MA degree. This full-time public study mode pathway allows high-achieving students to earn both degrees in five years. You will gain deep expertise in the languages and cultures of the world's fastest-growing region.

The B.A. in Japanese at The University of Vermont is a full-time, on-campus programme designed to build linguistic and cultural fluency. Students engage in a comprehensive curriculum that explores Japan’s global influence. This undergraduate degree provides a supportive environment for mastering the language and its heritage.

The East Asian Languages and Literatures program at Washington and Lee University offers a full four-year program of language courses in both Chinese and Japanese, as well as literature and culture courses in English. The department’s curricula provide solid disciplinary training, preparing students to meet the challenges in further graduate studies or in career development.

Chinese Studies from University of Richmond aims to build language competency in spoken and written Chinese and to provide interdisciplinary exposure to Chinese history, politics, literature, and art. 

The Russian and Eurasian Studies programme at George Mason University offers a comprehensive bachelor degree. This public study mode course provides deep insights into regional dynamics over a standard four-year duration. Students gain vital cultural and linguistic expertise through this rigorous academic curriculum.

The B.A. in East Asian Studies at Brown University is a multidisciplinary concentration designed for students wishing to attain reasonable fluency in Chinese, Japanese, or Korean with specialized exposure to selected East Asian subjects.

The American Indian Studies BA program offered at San Francisco State University is designed to challenge students to think critically about the differences and similarities between American Indians' lives of the past and present and their own.

Chinese Studies and Japanese Studies at Willamette University are two interdisciplinary programs that together shape the Department of Japanese and Chinese.

The Asian Studies program at Furman University takes an interdisciplinary approach to prepare you for a career at home or abroad. As a major in this department, you can gain a broad understanding of the entire continent or specialize in a particular region.

Chinese Language and Culture program from Wheaton College Illinois introduces you to the most widely spoken language in the world. China, in turn, occupies a unique status in the 21st century as the center of an ancient civilization that is also an increasingly dominant power in global economics and politics.  

Drawing on the College's extensive resources, you explore East Asia's economic and geopolitical realities, ethnic and cultural identities, and contemporary social issues. You’ll develop a global viewpoint and a keen awareness of what's happening in East Asia today. The East Asian Studies program is offered by Connecticut College.

At Dickinson College, the Chinese studies major focuses on China and Japan but with increasing attention to the broader East Asian and global contexts of these two civilizations.