111 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

In this degree in English Language and Literature (Study Abroad) (Hons) at Lancaster University, you will explore the kaleidoscope of English variation – its regional dialects, storytellers, and ways of looking at the world – with our global leaders and discover how English works.

When you study English Literature and Philosophy (Hons) at Lancaster University you have an exciting opportunity to engage with a wide range of literary texts while considering the fundamental philosophical questions about human existence - truth and knowledge, right and wrong, politics and justice, art, faith and reason.

As a student of History and Philosophy (Placement Year) (Hons) at Lancaster University you’ll build the skills to explore and understand the important challenges that confront our world. This interdisciplinary course combines in-depth historical analysis with the development of high-level philosophical knowledge and skill.

In History and Philosophy (Hons) at Lancaster University you’ll build the skills to explore and understand the important challenges that confront our world. This interdisciplinary course combines in-depth historical analysis with the development of high-level philosophical knowledge and skill.

Film and Philosophy (Hons) at Lancaster University gives you an exciting opportunity to develop your unique voice alongside engaging with fundamental philosophical questions about human existence, truth and knowledge, right and wrong, politics and justice, art, faith and reason.

Study Fine Art and Creative Writing (Placement Year) (Hons) at Lancaster University to enhance and develop your creative and critical practices in an environment that explores new dialogues between creative writing and fine art practices.

Study Theatre and Creative Writing (Hons) at Lancaster University to explore the dynamic relationship between narrative and performance. Whether you want to focus on performing, directing, playwriting, or applied theatre, join us to shape the theatre industry of the future.

The Linguistics and Philosophy (Hons) degree at Lancaster University offers a compelling opportunity to delve into the intricate relationship between language and philosophical principles from around the globe. You will be taught by world-leading experts and will explore how language and philosophy impact human experience in real-world contexts.

Global Religions and Philosophy (Hons) at Lancaster University brings together two rich and complementary fields of study. You will explore the world’s religious and philosophical traditions in their historical, cultural and political contexts, while developing the analytical skills needed to think clearly about some of the most urgent questions facing societies today.

Theatre and English Literature (Study Abroad) (Hons) at Lancaster University shape the world around us. In this interdisciplinary course you will explore diverse narratives through writing and performance.

Global Religions and Philosophy (Placement Year) (Hons) at Lancaster University brings together two rich and complementary fields of study. You will explore the world’s religious and philosophical traditions in their historical, cultural and political contexts, while developing the analytical skills needed to think clearly about some of the most urgent questions facing societies today.

Language is central to human behaviour, human societies and creativity. Discover how language functions and how it shapes the world around us in this interdisciplinary subject that crosses science and humanities in this BA in Chinese Studies and Linguistics (Hons) at Lancaster University.

When you study English Literature and Philosophy (Placement Year) (Hons) at Lancaster University you have an exciting opportunity to engage with a wide range of literary texts while considering the fundamental philosophical questions about human existence - truth and knowledge, right and wrong, politics and justice, art, faith and reason.

When you study English Literature and Philosophy (Study Abroad) (Hons) at Lancaster University you have an exciting opportunity to engage with a wide range of literary texts while considering the fundamental philosophical questions about human existence - truth and knowledge, right and wrong, politics and justice, art, faith and reason.

Theatre and Literature shape the world around us. In this Theatre and English Literature (Hons) interdisciplinary course at Lancaster University you will explore diverse narratives through writing and performance.

In the German Studies and History (Hons) at Lancaster University you will be taught by expert historians and address global challenges relating to a wide range of periods and places. Graduate with expertise in the German language alongside in-depth cultural knowledge and practical experience, opening doors to a wide range of rewarding careers.

Study Theatre and Creative Writing (Placement Year) (Hons) at Lancaster University to explore the dynamic relationship between narrative and performance. Whether you want to focus on performing, directing, playwriting, or applied theatre, join us to shape the theatre industry of the future.

Film and Philosophy (Placement Year) (Hons) at Lancaster University gives you an exciting opportunity to develop your unique voice alongside engaging with fundamental philosophical questions about human existence, truth and knowledge, right and wrong, politics and justice, art, faith and reason.

On the International Relations with Global Religions (Placement Year) (Hons) at Lancaster University you will explore global challenges, foreign policy, security threats, and international cooperation and rivalry, while gaining insight into the role played by religion in the flux that characterises today’s geopolitical landscape.

Linguistics and Philosophy (Study Abroad) (Hons) at Lancaster University offers a compelling opportunity to delve into the intricate relationship between language and philosophical principles from around the globe. You will be taught by world-leading experts and will explore how language and philosophy impact human experience in real-world contexts.