531 Bachelor's degrees in American and Australasian studies in United States

The Latin American and Latino Studies - Cultural Studies of the Americas from DePaul University explores the cultural contributions of Latin Americans to the global community and highlights perspectives and traditions that have developed in the region. 

The African-American Studies BA program from San José State University provides a comprehensive liberal arts education by training our students to appreciate diversity and multicultural American society.

American Studies explores American cultural experience past and present, through a wide range of approaches to American lives, places, arts, knowledges, communities, institutions, histories, and ideas. The American Studies program from University of Wyoming offers undergraduate B.A. and graduate M.A. degrees in American Studies, as well as courses of general interest to students in any degree.

Study the cultures and histories of the United States from a variety of disciplinary perspectives, and address questions of justice, rights and equality with this American Studies program at Pomona College.

The Asian Pacific American Studies program of Loyola Marymount University supports the university's commitment to multicultural education. APAM is designed to enhance student understanding of the histories and contemporary issues that impact the lives of Asian Pacific Americans in the United States.

Study the history, culture and experiences of Asian American Studies from a multidisciplinary perspective, and venture outside the classroom with community and social justice work at Pomona College.

The Latin American Language and Civilization programme at Oakland University offers a comprehensive B.A. degree. This full-time course focuses on Spanish fluency and cultural history. Students engage in deep linguistic study and regional analysis, preparing for global citizenship through a rigorous academic curriculum.

The American Studies Program from Williams College is anchored by interdisciplinary studies of cultures and social formations considered “American,” as well as places, peoples, and events around the world shaped by the U.S.

The Latin American and Caribbean Studies program at Hofstra University offers a wide array of courses on Latin America, the Caribbean, and related diasporas in the United States. This interdisciplinary program features courses from departments throughout the University, and it also offers senior seminars and opportunities for independent course work and study abroad.

The Native American Studies degree at California State Polytechnic University, Humboldt is more than an academic discipline. It's a continuation of Indigenous knowledge from time immemorial with a distinctly tribal perspective on major global challenges, such as climate change, environmental justice, and place-based initiatives. 

In the American Studies program at Brandeis University you’ll explore the experiences and values of the American people and consider how Americans have shaped and articulated their nation's character in art, film, music and other forms of cultural expression.

This interdisciplinary program in International Studies - The Americas 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.

The African American Studies program of Wesleyan University offers a substantial interdisciplinary, comparative, and cross-cultural approach to the study of the experiences of people of African descent in the black Atlantic world, especially in the United States and the Caribbean.

The American Studies programme at Brigham Young University is a comprehensive bachelor degree delivered through a public study mode. Over a standard duration, students explore the diverse cultural, political, and social landscapes of the United States, developing advanced analytical skills and interdisciplinary expertise.

Our Asian and Asian-American Studies program from Saint Peter's University consists of courses selected from throughout the University curriculum which deal substantially or entirely with Asia and/or the Asian-American diaspora to give you ample training in virtually every area of human endeavor as this relates to Asia or Asian-America.

In this American Studies degree at Lipscomb University you will learn about where this country came from to get a sense of where it’s going. Analyze traditions and social patterns, questions of power and conflict, and consider the art and literature that propelled it all.  

The Center for American Indian Studies at Black Hills State University offers numerous courses across disciplines. These courses allow students to fully understand the experiences of American Indians throughout the Northern Plains and the United States. 

The American Multicultural Studies degree at Sonoma State University is versatile, as evidenced by our graduates who are now lawyers, college professors, social workers, educators, student affairs professionals, academic counselors, nonprofit administrators, arts administrators, and social entrepreneurs.

Situated at the intersection of historical and cultural analyses, students in American Studies program from the Occidental College interrogate the multiple voices and visions that have shaped American culture both past and present, and analyze debates over the meaning of American identity and culture in the United States and in transnational contexts.

The American Sign Language program at Framingham State University is offered by the World Language Department with concentrations in American Sign Language/English Interpreting and in Deaf Studies.