1.6k Bachelor's degrees in Language Studies in Europe

Combine your interest in one of the world’s leading global cultures with your desire to develop a critical and creative understanding of theatre and performance with our Hispanic Studies and Theatre Studies (BA) degree from University of Warwick.

The University of Aberdeen offers a comprehensive MA in German and Spanish and Latin American Studies, designed to be completed in 60 months through full-time on-campus learning. This programme provides students with a profound understanding of both languages and cultures, equipping them with valuable skills for diverse career paths.

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 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 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.

By combining English and Classical Studies course at Royal Holloway University of London as a joint honours degree, you will have the opportunity to study the literature of the English-speaking world alongside ancient Greek and Roman culture and literature, taught using English translations.

This joint honours Comparative Literature and Culture and English course at Royal Holloway University of London  gives you access to a world of literature, allowing you to compare and contrast the English literary tradition with an international canon of works. 

The B.A. in Classical Languages (JH) at Trinity College Dublin is a four-year, full-time programme. Students engage in the intensive study of Ancient Greek or Latin, exploring the literature and history of the civilisations that shaped the Western world through a public study mode at this prestigious institution.

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. 

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.

During the English Language and Culture programme at Utrecht University, not a day will go by without you learning a new English word. In Utrecht, one of the ways you learn the language is by reading great authors  ̶  not just by studying grammar.

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.

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.

Earn a BA in History and Japanese Studies (joint honours) from Oxford Brookes University. This full-time programme spans four years, allowing you to delve deeply into both disciplines. With opportunities for studying abroad and a focus on language acquisition, this course is designed for those eager to explore the rich tapestry of Japan's culture and history.

The International Foundation in Science and Engineering - Pharmacology with a Modern Language (BSc) program from INTO Manchester prepares you for direct entry on to the first year of a Computing, Mathematics, Engineering, Science or related undergraduate degree at an NCUK university.

By taking the English programme from Rovira i Virgili University, you will master English linguistics and learn cultural and literary aspects related to the Anglophone world. 

By the end of the Korean, Intercultural Communication and Linguistics (Hons) course at York St John University you will be able to have conversations in Korean. You will learn to give presentations and write in Korean, allowing you to use the language for academic, social and professional purposes.

The BA in English with Foundation at Durham University is a one-year programme designed to prepare students for undergraduate study. This course is tailored for individuals from under-represented backgrounds, enabling them to develop essential academic skills and knowledge. Students will progress to the full undergraduate degree upon successful completion.