1.3k Bachelor's degrees in Language Studies in United Kingdom

The Creative Writing and English Language (Hons) at the University of Worcester is a three-year, full-time public programme. It combines linguistic analysis with creative practice, helping students develop a professional writing portfolio. You will explore how language shapes society while refining your voice in poetry and fiction.

This Linguistics BA course from University of Leeds you’ll choose from a range of optional modules to pursue the areas that interest you.

This distinctive, flexible and varied English Literature and Theatre Studies BA degree from University of Leeds combines the study of English literature with workshop-based practical theatre work, allowing you to explore performance from both creative and critical perspectives.

The University of Aberdeen offers a comprehensive MA in Psychology with Gaelic, designed for full-time students over a duration of 48 months. This degree equips students with a robust understanding of psychological principles alongside the rich cultural insights of the Gaelic language. The programme is conducted on-campus, fostering an engaging learning environment.

The English and Theology and Religious Studies programme of the University of Aberdeen offers a fascinating exploration of the origin, function and meaning of religion, studying and comparing the major religions across the world, with a special focus on Christian faith in historic and contemporary contexts.

The English and Gaelic Studies programme of the University of Aberdeen combines all the advantages of the UK’s second top research hub for English literature, language and creative writing, with an in-depth study of Gaelic, Scotland’s oldest living language and its origins and culture.

The University of Aberdeen offers a comprehensive MA in German and Language and Linguistics, spanning five years. This full-time programme immerses students in the intricacies of the German language and its cultural context, providing a solid foundation for a variety of career paths.

The Creative Writing and English Literature (Hons) degree at York St John University offers a comprehensive exploration of literature and writing. This full-time programme spans three years, allowing students to delve into various genres and styles while honing their writing skills in a supportive environment.

The Applied Modern Languages and Translating - French or Spanish (Hons) at Heriot-Watt University is a four-year, full-time programme. This degree focuses on practical linguistics and translation skills, featuring a mandatory year abroad to ensure cultural immersion and professional fluency in your chosen languages.

This Asia Pacific Studies BA degree from University of Leeds allows you to study the Asia-Pacific nations from historical, economic, political, social and cultural perspectives.

The English and Film and Visual Culture programme of the University of Aberdeen gives you all the advantages of the UK’s second most highly-rated research hub for literature, language and creative writing, combined with rigorous training in the history and theory of the moving image in the 21st century.

Within this Language Studies with French and Spanish (Honours) BA programme from The Open University UK you’ll study a range of aspects relating to French and Spanish language and culture around the world – including history, current affairs and the arts – through a range of interactive materials and practical activities. You’ll also develop transferable academic and digital-literacy skills. 

If you’ve decided on studying a program at this university but don’t meet the academic or English language requirements, you have the option of taking an International Foundation in Business and Humanities - English and Creative Writing programme from INTO Manchester Metropolitan University. 

The B.A. in English and Linguistics with Foundation Year at Birkbeck, University of London offers a comprehensive education over four years, blending linguistic and literary studies. This full-time programme is designed for those seeking to deepen their understanding of language and its cultural contexts, with classes held in the evening to accommodate diverse schedules.

The MA in English (Hons) at University of St Andrews  will teach you to closely read texts across a range of genres and historical eras, and to consider the ideas, human values and historical forces that have helped shape literature.

This English Language and English Literature course offered at The University of Manchester joint honours course will enable you to delve into the science of language while exploring a wide range of texts dating from a variety of periods. You will be taken on a broadly chronological journey of English Literature from the Anglo Saxon period through to the present day.

If you want to focus on gaining fluency in one, two or three modern languages, our BA Modern Languages degree at Royal Holloway University of London is for you. You will combine language study with translation and cultural courses in a ratio which suits you and your ambitions. 

The English and Creative Writing (Hons) at University of Lincoln is a three-year, full-time bachelor degree. This public programme combines the study of global literature with technical training in authorship. Students develop a professional portfolio while exploring poetry, fiction, and drama in a vibrant academic setting.

The Law with Modern Languages (Italian) degree at  Royal Holloway University of London is aimed at you if you wish to study the discipline of law combined with Italian and develop a critical awareness of the law whilst earning advance linguistic proficiency in written and oral Italian.

The MA BSL and Applied Language Studies at Heriot-Watt University prepares students to become professionals working with deaf communities who use British Sign Language. It is designed to lead students from a beginners level of BSL to achieving professional competence.