1.6k Bachelor's degrees in Language Studies in Europe

Develop your acting skills to a professional standard, while exploring English literature, and gain a deep understanding of the relationship between text and performance. with this Acting and English (Hons) at the Edinburgh Napier University.

At this Philosophy and English with Year Abroad BA course offered by the University of Southampton, you’ll examine these and other fundamental concepts from 2 complementary angles, enriching your understanding and appreciation of each discipline.

In the programme of study in Social Studies with Maltese (Hons) from University of Malta, they provide you with a transdisciplinary holistic approach towards the field and its means of integration in the modern world we inhabit.

The International Business with Mandarin (Hons) programme from Queen's University Belfast seeks to develop graduates with a global mind-set that have the necessary business and cultural skills to work in a global marketplace. 

This one-year Spanish - Undergraduate Foundation Programme (UFP) from OnCampus Southampton offers successful students guaranteed progression to the University of Southampton.

The programme in Archaeology with Maltese (Hons) from University of Malta teaches how the human past can be understood and studied through anachronistic materials that remain present in modern day.

This Linguistics and the English Language (Hons) degree at Bangor University enables you to explore how language abilities develop, while developing your own knowledge and proficiency in the use of English language.

Through the International Relations and Languages (Hons) course from University of Portsmouth you’ll explore topics such as global migration, terrorism, climate change, the rise and fall of major powers, and global protest movements – and learn the skills needed to help enact change, shape opinions, and tackle inequality.

Within this English and Sociology (Hons) BA from the Queen's University Belfast students explore literatures in English in the widest possible sense. From the earliest writings in Anglo-Saxon to contemporary Irish, British, and ‘global’ literatures, students study English in its historical, linguistic, cultural, material and ideological circumstances. 

Investigate unfamiliar territory and study language, culture and society through this complementary combination under this Modern Languages and History (Hons) course at University of Birmingham.

English programme at Brunel University of London embraces its London location, its unique history and its global majority campus through its emphasis on celebrating the diversity of our students, practicing critical thinking about pressing social and cultural issues, and enhancing the core transferable skills needed for a workplace transformed by AI.

The French (Hons) degree from the Queen's University Belfast reflects the dynamism and cultural diversity of the French-speaking world, focusing on the language, culture and society of metropolitan France, and opening up perspectives on a range of global cultures. 

The English and Modern Languages programme offered by University of Southampton gives you the chance to study cultural topics linked to your chosen language, including migration and displacement, race and ethnicity, gender and sexuality, and film and cultural memory. 

The French and International Business (Honours) degree offered at the University of Westminster will help you develop the skills and knowledge you'll need to succeed in the internationalised business world. The University of Westminster and its courses are located in London.

This Modern Languages and International Relations (Honours) from Newcastle University combines the study of one or two languages with key concepts in international relations and politics.

The programme of study in Maltese with Psychology (Hons) from University of Malta is an opportune course to provide you with an academic perspective on the national first language and mother-tongue of Malta.

This one-year Speech and Language Therapy - International Foundation Programme from OnCampus Ireland at University College Cork offers successful students guaranteed progression to a range of partner universities.

Within this Anthropology and English (Hons) degree at the Queen's University Belfast students explore the variety and richness of human experience. Anthropology is the study of human diversity around the world. In studying anthropology, you will learn how different societies live together and think about such topics as family, sex, religion, art, and economics.

With the English Language and Literature degree from Cardiff University, you will pursue a Joint Honours programme that will equip you with the skills and knowledge to understand, analyse and articulate solutions for the complex problems facing society today.

The English Studies (Hons) (with Foundation Year) course from Teesside University develops your knowledge of classic and contemporary texts, genres and periods ranging from 18th-century and Victorian literature to modern, postmodern and 21st-century literature and culture, from British and international contexts.