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1.4k Full-time Bachelor's degrees in Area & Cultural Studies
Classical Civilisation
The Classical Civilisation BA degree offered by the University of Leeds focuses on the study of the Greek and Roman worlds, ranging from the earliest Greek literature to the fall of the Roman Empire. You’ll also look at how ancient culture has been received and interpreted ever since.
Labor Studies
Labor Studies at Hofstra University is an interdisciplinary program designed to offer students a broad background in the multiple perspectives on and different analytical approaches to labor issues in an international context.
Chicano Studies
Chicano Studies at University of Texas El Paso offers a variety of courses from a number of disciplines. These courses are designed to impart knowledge about the Mexican-origin population, its distribution in the U.S., its history, literature, culture, economic features, social issues, and language.
Jewish Studies
The Bachelor of Arts in Jewish Studies at the University of Florida is a comprehensive public programme exploring Jewish history, culture, and religion. This four-year degree offers an interdisciplinary curriculum, focusing on critical thinking and textual analysis through various social and historical frameworks.
Indigenous Studies (Hons)
The Indigenous Studies (Hons) at the University of Toronto is a comprehensive bachelor degree delivered in a public study mode. This interdisciplinary programme explores the histories, languages, and intellectual traditions of Indigenous peoples globally, fostering critical thinking through a respectful academic lens.
Indigenous Studies
The Indigenous Studies programme at the University of British Columbia offers a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts degree over four years. This public, full-time course at the Okanagan campus explores interdisciplinary perspectives on governance and traditional knowledge, providing students with vital professional skills.
Human Development in Context
The Human Development in Context program at Northwestern University, formerly called Human Development and Psychological Services, examines how people throughout the lifespan develop in, are influenced by, and shape the social settings they encounter (e.g., families, communities, educational institutions, and the workplace).
Population Studies
With the Population Studies course at the University of Waikato you will gain a solid, research-led understanding of the population issues facing developed and developing countries, with a particular emphasis on the South Pacific.
Human Sciences
The Human Sciences from the University of Oxford is an interdisciplinary degree course which enables students to study humans from multiple interconnecting perspectives across the biological and social sciences.
First Nations and Endangered Languages
The First Nations and Endangered Languages programme at the University of British Columbia is a four-year, full-time Bachelor of Arts. This public study mode course focuses on the documentation and revitalisation of Indigenous knowledge systems and endangered tongues through community-based research and interdisciplinary practice.
East Asian Cultures
The East Asian Cultures programme at University of California, Irvine (UCI) is a full-time bachelor degree. This public course explores regional social transformations and cultural dynamics through a multidisciplinary lens. Students develop deep linguistic skills and global perspectives over a standard four-year duration.
Jewish Studies
The Jewish Studies program at Northwestern University refers to the study of Judaism, Jewish history, Jewish identity and Jewish culture over time and around the world. Jewish Studies also partners with Middle East and North African Studies (MENA) to provide Hebrew language classes, which are offered at three levels.
Global Studies - Gender and Women's Studies
The workplace of today is increasingly diverse and more globally connected than ever. By expanding your global awareness, language proficiency, and comfort in experiencing different cultures you’ll open yourself up to greater career possibilities and a richer life. That’s exactly what a Global Studies - Gender and Women's Studies major at Saint Mary's College will do for you.
Spanish Language and Transcultural Studies
The Spanish Language and Transcultural Studies program at Illinois Dominican University will enable you to write, speak, think, enjoy literature and film, and solve real-world problems in Spanish at a high level. You’ll be ready to use your new knowledge and skills in an amazing range of professional settings.
Hispanic studies (Spanish)
Hispanic studies (Spanish) from Pepperdine University equips students with the language, skills, and knowledge to comprehend, speak, read, and write Spanish competently in real-life situations.
Comparative Literary Traditions
The study of literature and culture in a comparative context, in the Comparative Literary Traditions concentration at University of Dallas provides a rich environment for the development of a perceptive, well-rounded reader, writer, and thinker.
Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies
Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies at Augsburg University began as a field of study in the late 1960s as a response to the exclusion of women’s contributions and perspectives from traditional academic disciplines.
Spanish - Hispanic Cultures
The Spanish - Hispanic Cultures designated program of emphasis at Juniata College enables students to build functional proficiency in Spanish and to expand their knowledge and understanding of Hispanic cultures.
Religion, Society and Culture
The Religion, Society and Culture programme at Bishop's University offers a comprehensive public bachelor degree. This academic path explores the complex intersection of faith and modern life over a standard three or four-year duration. Students engage in deep cultural analysis within a supportive university environment.
East Asian Area Studies
The East Asian Area Studies degree at University of Southern California offers an interdisciplinary approach to learning about East Asia, combining language study with history, social sciences and the humanities.