2.8k Bachelor's degrees in Language Studies in North America

Gain a broader understanding of different cultures, the literature of their area and the structure and functioning of languages through linguistics at the Modern Languages BAprogram offered by University of Saskatchewan. With globalization progressing at a rapid speed, dealing with people from a variety of cultural and linguistic backgrounds will become increasingly important.

The Greek program at Haverford College offers students the opportunity to study Greek and to enrich language study with complementary inquiry in an allied discipline.

In the American Sign Language Studies program of Western Oregon University, you will learn to transmit your knowledge of ASL in a way that promotes respect for deaf culture, deaf history and the deaf community.

Students in the Rider University English department develop creativity and skills in language, writing, analysis and critical thinking. 

We use literature to reflect and forge our identities as individuals and societies. By studying diverse texts for your degree in English at Winston-Salem State University (including American, British, African, Caribbean and other literatures), you’ll learn how language molds our communities — and how you can use your knowledge to make a positive difference in our world.

English - Literature at Barry University encourages a broad exposure to literature of various cultures, literary periods, genres and themes; the development of critical, analytic, and interpretive skills in reading texts; and strong competencies in research and written communication.

The Russian programme at Portland State University offers a comprehensive B.A. degree delivered through a public study mode. Students develop professional language proficiency and cultural expertise over a standard four-year duration, engaging with the rich heritage and modern global influence of the Russian-speaking world.

For 2,500 years, ancient Greece and Rome have influenced the world. In the Classical Languages program at Fordham University, you explore ideas born in ancient Greece and Rome that have profoundly shaped human history.

The Japanese program of Ball State University will teach you the language and the culture of this dynamic country. Ball State is one of only two universities in Indiana to offer a bachelor’s degree in Japanese.

English students from Towson University  know the delight of reading the best of British and American literature-authors as diverse as Shakespeare and Emily Dickinson, Edgar Allan Poe and Virginia Woolf, James Baldwin and John Donne. 

The English - Creative Writing programme at Augusta University is a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts degree designed for aspiring authors. This full-time undergraduate course focuses on developing narrative skills and literary analysis. Students benefit from a creative environment at the Augusta University campus in Georgia.

The English major at California State University San Bernardino consists of a common, multidisciplinary core, and a choice of four concentrations that allow students to focus their coursework in literature, linguistics, creative writing, or rhetoric/writing studies.

Oberlin College & Conservatory's Department of Hispanic Studies invites students to develop a broad and intimate understanding of the languages, literatures and cultures of the Spanish-speaking world. 

The Chinese Studies programme at Oakland University is a comprehensive B.A. degree delivered full-time on campus. This undergraduate course requires a minimum of 44 credits, focusing on language proficiency and regional expertise. It combines rigorous linguistic training with a deep exploration of China’s cultural and historical landscape.

Following a rich history of public communication and civic engagement, the English - Rhetoric and Professional Writing program at The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga offers students access to the theories and practices of public discourse.

English from University of Northern Iowa allows students to experience English studies in different areas by choosing courses focusing on writing, linguistics, and literature from a range of eras and genres.

The English programme at Montclair State University is a comprehensive B.A. degree delivered on campus. Over a four-year duration, students engage in the critical interpretation of literature and culture. This full-time course requires 120 credits, focusing on aesthetic understanding, research, and professional writing skills.

The B.A. in English with Writing Concentration at University of San Francisco helps students bring thei creative fiction, nonfiction, and poetry skills to life, honing them all while having the opportunity to specialize in one or two of the genres. 

Study the peoples, histories and international roles of Russia, Eastern Europe and Eurasia, and the Russian language from an interdisciplinary perspective Russian and Eastern European program at Pomona College.

Middlebury College's rich combination of resources for Russian study has made ours one of the best-known Russian programs in the world.