12 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Judaic Studies program at Tufts University gives students the opportunity to explore the experience and diverse cultural heritage of the Jewish people from various perspectives.

The Greek and Latin program of Tufts University is a flexible, interdisciplinary program introducing students to the literature, history, and material culture of the Greeks and Romans, along with other related civilizations.

The English program of Tufts University offers a broad curriculum in global Anglophone literatures, film, contemporary literary theory, and creative writing. 

The Film and Media Studies program at Tufts University teaches media literacy through the liberal arts. You will learn not just how to use film, television and other media, but also about their meaning and importance so that you can employ them more effectively.

French is spoken on five continents, and France is the fourth largest exporting nation in the world. In the French program at Tufts University students study a combination of language, culture, and related courses.

The Philosophy program of Tufts University s world-renowned and is perennially rated the leading graduate program in the United States by The Philosophical Gourmet Report.

The Latin program of Tufts University is is dedicated to the study of Greek and Roman culture and to clarifying and assessing its continuing impact on contemporary life. 

The Greek program of Tufts University is offered by the Department of Classical Studies focuses on the Greek-speaking cultures of antiquity and the middle ages. It requires 10 courses of at least 30 semester hours.

The History program of Tufts University allows you to comprehend the full variety of human experiences and how societies function, to better understand the origins of our modern world, and to recognize when ideas about the past influence actions in the present.

The Religion program of Tufts University is dedicated to the exploration and critical analysis of religion as a central aspect of human history and culture.

The Spanish program at Tufts University leads students to an understanding of the spoken or written language, and allow them to read and appreciate a nation's literature. 

The International Literary and Cultural Studies - Chinese program of Tufts University seeks to develop not only strong language skills in its students but also those of critical analysis, research, interpretation, and writing