175 Bachelor's degrees in Language Studies in Canada
Chinese - Mandarin
The Chinese - Mandarin programme at Mount Saint Vincent University offers a public study mode for those pursuing a Bachelor of Arts. This undergraduate curriculum focuses on language and cultural immersion. Students develop core skills in speaking and writing while exploring the rich heritage of the Chinese-speaking world.
Italian Language and Culture
The Italian Language and Culture programme at Western University - Canada offers a comprehensive exploration of linguistic mastery and heritage. This full-time undergraduate course provides students with deep insights into the Italian-speaking world. Gain a prestigious qualification while studying at a world-class institution.
English
The English programme at Mount Royal University is a four-year bachelor degree delivered in a public study mode. Students explore diverse literature and storytelling while developing critical communication skills. This comprehensive curriculum covers everything from classic novels to contemporary film and graphic novels.
French and Francophone Studies
The French and Francophone Studies programme at the University of Victoria offers a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree. This full-time course explores global cultures and language through immersive learning. Students develop professional fluency and cultural expertise over a standard four-year duration on campus.
English
Students in the Bachelor of Arts, English major or minor programs from Vancouver Island University are exposed to a wide range of literary studies, traditions, approaches and theoretical issues with an emphasis on establishing a clear grasp of major concerns in culture and literature.
Second Languages - Cree (After Degree)
The Second Languages - Cree (After Degree) program at University of Alberta offers instruction in several popular languages that can be taken as a major and/or minor as part of a Bachelor of Secondary Education degree.
Slavic and East European Languages and Cultures (Hons)
The growing importance of Eastern Europe in contemporary affairs makes academic study of this area especially relevant for a variety of disciplines in the humanities and social sciences, including political studies, history, sociology, diaspora studies, and others. Study this Slavic and East European Languages and Cultures (Hons) offered by the University of Toronto.
General Arts - English for Academic Purposes
This eight-month General Arts - English for Academic Purposes certificate program from Seneca Polytechnic helps you build the English language and academic skills you need to succeed in postsecondary studies and the workplace.
English and Professional Writing
English and Professional Writing at York University combines literary inquiry with practical communications training. This BA option develops critical reading alongside hands‑on production such as editing, publishing, digital and organisational writing. Study is offered on a public basis with flexible full‑time and part‑time routes.
Latin American Studies
The Latin American Studies programme at the University of British Columbia offers a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts degree. This four-year, public study mode course provides an interdisciplinary exploration of the region's culture and history. Students gain deep insights into diverse societies through flexible, multi-departmental learning.
French
As a student of French at McMaster University, you’ll be immersing yourself in one of Canada’s official languages, and one of the most widespread languages in the world, spoken by millions in Europe, Africa, the Caribbean, North America and Asia.
Indigenous Language Revitalization
The Indigenous Language Revitalization programme at the University of Victoria is a public bachelor degree designed to reclaim and strengthen First Nations languages. This comprehensive course focuses on language proficiency and culturally grounded teaching methods, delivered through community-based learning over four years.
English Literature
The English Literature programme at Concordia University Montréal is a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts degree. Available for full-time study over three to four years, this undergraduate course explores global literary traditions. Students engage with diverse texts while developing advanced critical and analytical skills.
English
The English program of University of New Brunswick's students explore the impact and possibilities of words as they form into narratives and speak through characters to wider cultural communities at home and across the globe.
English
The English bachelor programme at Lakehead University offers a flexible, public study mode for exploring literature and culture. This degree type focuses on textual analysis and communication across diverse historical contexts. Students develop advanced critical thinking skills through a curriculum that spans from Medieval to contemporary works.
French
The French programme at Acadia University is a comprehensive undergraduate degree available as a major, double major, or minor. This full-time course focuses on language proficiency, literature, and global cultures. Students benefit from small class sizes and personalised instruction over a standard four-year duration.
English
The English programme at the University of Victoria offers a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts degree. This public study mode course explores diverse literary traditions and critical theory. Students develop advanced analytical skills over a standard four-year duration, preparing for various professional communication roles.
Modern Languages, Literatures, and Cultures
The Modern Languages, Literatures, and Cultures programme at Mount Allison University offers a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts over four years of full-time study. Students achieve high proficiency in two languages while gaining knowledge of a third, exploring diverse global literatures and cultural traditions.
International Studies and Modern Languages (Hons)
The International Studies and Modern Languages (Hons) at the University of Ottawa is a four-year, full-time programme. This public degree combines political science with advanced training in French and a third modern language. Students develop critical analytical skills while exploring global issues and intercultural relations.
Modern Languages
At Modern Languages from St. Francis Xavier University (StFX) students can learn French, Spanish, German, or Mi’kmaq in StFX Modern Languages, courses that examine the relationship between language and culture.