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Ancient, Medieval and Modern History
The Bachelor of Arts in Ancient, Medieval and Modern History (Hons) at Durham University spans three years of full-time study. This programme offers an immersive exploration into the historical narratives that shape our understanding of past societies and cultures, providing students with a comprehensive educational experience.
Philosophy
Join Louisiana State University 's program in Philosophy if you have an admiration for the great thinkers throughout human history who defined their times and left behind legacies for future generations.
Creative Writing with Foundation Year
The Creative Writing with Foundation Year at Canterbury Christ Church University is a four-year, full-time programme. This degree type provides a supportive entry route into higher education, focusing on storytelling across various genres. You will develop a professional writing portfolio while studying in a public setting.
Individualized Studies
The Bachelor of Individualized Studies at New Mexico State University is a flexible, full-time undergraduate programme designed for self-directed students. This 120-credit degree allows for a bespoke curriculum tailored to unique career goals or graduate preparation, typically completed over four years on campus.
French Language
The French Language program is offered at Alzahra University.
Ancient Near Eastern Studies - Hebrew Bible
The Ancient Near Eastern Studies - Hebrew Bible programme at Brigham Young University is a full-time bachelor degree. This public course focuses on the history, culture, and languages of ancient Israel. Students develop advanced Hebrew proficiency and textual analysis skills over a comprehensive four-year duration.
Linguistics
The Linguistics Major (B.A.) is offered by The University of New Hampshire. Linguistics is the study of language. Linguists are interested in understanding the properties common to all human languages along with language history, function and acquisition.
Religious Studies
Discover the religions and cultures of the world from a nondenominational, scholarly viewpoint and explore emerging religions in the United States with the Religious Studies program at Towson University.
Creative Writing
The Wellesley College Department of English and Creative Writing offers small workshop courses in poetry, fiction, screenwriting, playwriting, in conjunction with the Theater Studies Department. These courses are open to all Wellesley College students. Creative writing courses are graded credit/non-credit.
American Sign Language- English Interpreting
American Sign Language- English Interpreting is offered by University of New Hampshire. American Sign Language/English interpreting prepares students to work with the Deaf community through learning the intricacies of American Sign Language and Deaf culture, as well as the skills to pursue a career as an ASL/English interpreter.
History and Secondary Education
Combining a content-rich Bachelor of Arts degree with a clinical based Bachelor of Science in Education degree equips graduates with knowledge of necessary historical content as well as extensive experience teaching that material in local schools under the guidance of professional educators. History and Secondary Education is offered at Valdosta State University.
General Associate of Science Degree
Open the doors of possibility and have plenty of career options. The General Associate of Science Degree program is offered by Selkirk College.
French and Francophone Studies
Studying French and Francophone Studies at Kalamazoo College is so much more than just learning the language. With the availability of e-translators, the goal of contemporary French learning has evolved beyond grammatical knowledge to encompass new skills on how to think, understand, and grow both professionally and within your own life.
History Heritage and Public History (Hons)
The B.A. in History Heritage and Public History (Hons) at Bath Spa University is a three-year full-time programme designed to cultivate practical and professional skills. This course offers a comprehensive exploration of historical studies and is delivered on-site, providing students with an engaging learning environment.
Christian Theology
The Christian Theology at Loyola University New Orleans will explore the past, present, and emerging future of Christianity with a particular emphasis on the Catholic tradition in the spirit of Ignatius of Loyola—“Iggy,” as our community lovingly calls him—the founder of the Society of Jesus.
History
History majors at Central College (Iowa) have access to a wide range of courses that cover all aspects of world history, including the United States, Europe, the Middle East, Asia, Africa and Latin America. The department offers a robust curriculum covering multiple time periods.
Foreign Languages and Literatures, German
The aim of University of West Georgia's Foreign Languages and Literatures, German program is to become a top destination for students in the state of Georgia and beyond who are passionate about foreign languages and cultures.
Self-Designed Major
Self-Designed Major offered at Meredith College allows highly focused and motivated students to design a unique course of study. This option is ideal if you would like to combine course work in several disciplines or pursue a specific topic in depth within or across disciplines.
Japanese
The Union College interdepartmental major in Japanese, offered through the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures, gives students a solid foundation in Japanese language and culture with classes in basic, intermediate and advanced Japanese.
History
The History Program at the University of Montevallo offers a major with either a B.A. or a B.S. degree. (See Quick Links below for the current degree plan.) Students also have the option, after obtaining an undergraduate degree in History, to enter the Alternative Master’s Degree Program in Education, which confers an M.Ed.