450 Bachelor's degrees in British Studies in Europe

The programme of study in History of Art and English from University of Malta will help you explore the history and modes of literature and language across time, dating from Ancient Greece to our contemporary life. 

The English Literature BA at Aberystwyth University is a three-year, full-time public programme that explores diverse literary cultures from the medieval era to the present. Students develop critical thinking and research skills while engaging with literary history and theory in a supportive academic environment.

The Celtic and Anglo-Saxon Studies programme of the University of Aberdeen is an exciting new programme, building on a strong track record of Celtic teaching to offer a fascinating, flexible and interdisciplinary study of the Celtic, Anglo-Saxon, and Scandinavian peoples.

The English and French (BA) degree at the University of Warwick gives you the opportunity to explore connections and interactions between two major literary and cultural traditions, developing your linguistic and analytical skills in close dialogue.

The B.A. in English Studies (Hons) at Trinity College Dublin is a four-year, full-time programme delivered in a public study mode. This comprehensive degree explores the history of literature from its earliest origins to the contemporary era, fostering deep critical consciousness and sophisticated cultural awareness.

The English Literature and History BA course offered by Durham University is a cross-disciplinary course, which develops and assesses skills that are common to both disciplines alongside others that are specific to each. 

The Education Studies and English Language (Hons) at the University of Worcester is a three-year, public degree. This BA programme explores how communication and learning intersect, examining social influences on speech and pedagogy. You will develop professional skills in language analysis and educational theory.

Dual Degree with the University of British Columbia from Sciences Po is a partnership between the University of British Columbia and Sciences Po (l’Institut d’études politiques de Paris) that gives students the opportunity to earn two Bachelor of Arts degrees in four years, while studying in Canada and France.

 How do you pronounce Old Irish? Was King Arthur a real person? Which traces of the Celts are still evident in today's modern world? By studying Celtic Languages and Culture at Utrecht University, you will learn how to find answers to all of these questions and also to distinguish between myths and reality.

If you meet the academic entry requirements for our programmes but need help with your English language, you can join the English Language Preparation Online for International Year One from Liverpool John Moores University.

The English Language and Literature programme at Istanbul University offers a curriculum to educate students to gain versatile and broad perspectives, integrating their culture with different cultures, and also to contribute to both national and international knowledge generation as academic staff.

This English Language (Honours) BA degree from The Open University UK explores human communication by focusing on the English language, its history, diversity and flexibility. 

Education and Welsh (a Pathway for Second Language Students) (Hons) programme courses at Swansea University ranges from the poetry of protest, story-tellers, Welsh playwriting and the legal status of the Welsh language to national and global literatures, Renaissance literature, Gothic and genre fiction, 19th century literature, contemporary fiction, gender and culture.

As a student of the English and Film (Hons) course at Manchester Metropolitan University, you'll explore a wide range of content from the Renaissance to today’s global, digital, and multimedia landscapes.

In this English Literature (Hons) programme from University College Dublin, you will study texts ranging from the Old English, medieval and early modern periods to the nineteenth and through to the twenty-first century – writing which extends across national boundaries and regions, from British to Irish to American to World Literature, and covering multiple genres. 

The Law with Marketing (Hons) programme from Ulster University has an excellent reputation for teaching, research, student support and student development.

The BA in Welsh (a Pathway for Second Language Students) (Hons) at Swansea University is a three-year, full-time programme. This course immerses students in the Welsh language and culture, providing a comprehensive understanding of its literature and sociolinguistics. Students engage with various texts and develop essential skills for their future careers.

Taught part-time over two years, the Foundation Certificate in English Literature from the University of Oxford is equivalent to the first year of a full-time undergraduate English degree. 

As part of our community of students studying the English (Hons) programme at Manchester Metropolitan University, you will analyse literature in all its forms, from the Renaissance to the present day, and consider literature’s relationships to its many cultural counterparts, including film, art and popular culture.

Are you fascinated by the English language or English literatures and cultures? For fans of English, the Worlds of English program at University of Klagenfurt will teach you comprehensive knowledge and skills.