1.6k Bachelor's degrees in Language Studies in Europe

This German BA degree from University of Leeds allows you to develop professional-level language skills in German, whether you’re a beginner or have prior knowledge.

The Economics and French programme of the University of Aberdeen is a great combination to widen your solid grounding in the global economy and topical economic challenges and issues – giving you the strong competitive advantage of a modern European language, cultural perspective and experience to help fast track you to a career in European and international organisations and business.

The International Relations and Language and Linguistics programme of the University of Aberdeen gives you solid grounding in the role of power, states and governments in an ever-changing world, combined with a fascinating exploration of how human language evolved, how we learn languages and how they differ and change over time. 

The English Literature (Hons) degree at St Mary's University, Twickenham, London, is a three-year programme. This course delves into various literary texts, encouraging critical thinking and analysis. Students engage with diverse perspectives in a supportive environment, preparing them for future employment or further academic pursuits.

The Law with options in German programme of the University of Aberdeen gives you all the benefits of our trademark quality at Aberdeen Law School, with the added benefit of a major modern European language, bringing further advantage to your career prospects and widening your options especially in business and Europe.

The Language and Linguistics programme of the University of Aberdeen is the fascinating exploration of human language and how speech evolved, creating a bridge between sound and meaning. You will study the ways in which we acquire languages as children and adults, how languages vary and change over time and gain the knowledge and skills to open up a wide variety of careers.

If you’re thinking about a teaching career and also have a passionate interest in English literature and creative writing, this Education Studies and English (Hons) course from University of Bedfordshire lets you tailor your studies to your own interests and career aspirations. 

The English (Hons) degree at City St George's, University of London is designed to bring the study of literature into the twenty-first century. You will graduate with a wide range of analytical, creative and professional skills as well as an informed and critical understanding of writing in English throughout history and around the world.

In the Film and Visual Culture and French (5 years) programme of the University of Aberdeen you will study the language and culture of French-speaking countries, including cinema, and opening international possibilities to a career in creative arts and media, and many other options too.

The Film and Visual Culture and Gaelic Studies programme of the University of Aberdeen adds to your rigorous training in the history and theory of the moving image in the 21st century with an in-depth study of Gaelic, Scotland’s oldest living language.

The BA English Literature and Spanish offered at The University of Manchester will enable you to explore a wide range of texts dating from a variety of periods. You will also develop a thorough grounding in the language and culture of the Spanish-speaking world, as well as the opportunity to learn Catalan.

The English Language and Literature course offered at the University of Oxford is one of the broadest in the country, giving you the chance to study writing in English from its origins in Anglo-Saxon England to the present. 

The BSc Biomedical Sciences with a Modern Language course offered at The University of Manchester will enable you to develop your language skills while studying a range of medically related disciplines, including physiology, pharmacology, neuroscience, cell biology, microbiology, anatomy and histology, genetics, biochemistry and immunology.

The University of Salford offers a BA (Hons) in English and Film, designed to be completed in three years. This full-time degree immerses students in the critical and creative exploration of literature and film, enhancing their analytical skills and understanding of cultural contexts.

The English (Hons) degree from Ulster University is a fantastic course taught by fantastic lecturers. It brings passion, friendliness and expertise to its teaching; you bring a love of reading, enthusiasm and your creative imagination. The result is a great learning experience!

A joint degree in History and English from the University of Oxford requires students to think critically about how we define ‘history’ and ‘literature’, and about how the two disciplines interrelate and, to a large extent, overlap. 

The Modern and Medieval Languages (MML) programme at the University of Cambridge offers the opportunity to study the languages and cultures of most European, and many non-European, countries.

The University of Sheffield offers a B.A. in English Language and Literature, designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of language and literary studies. This undergraduate programme typically spans three years, with full-time attendance. Students will engage deeply with various texts and linguistic theories throughout their studies.

The University of Sheffield offers a B.Sc. in English Language and Linguistics (Hons), designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of language structures and functions. This programme is available for full-time study, allowing students to immerse themselves in the rich academic environment of Sheffield over the course of three years.

This Spanish BA degree from University of Leeds allows you to become highly competent in Spanish, one of the world’s most widely spoken languages. You’ll find Spanish in countries as diverse as Argentina, Equatorial Guinea, Mexico and Peru, all known for their vibrant cultures and historical complexity.