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2.8k Bachelor's degrees in Language Studies in North America
English - Writing Emphasis Southwestern Adventist University
5,0(1)Keene, United StatesEnglish - Writing Emphasis from Southwestern Adventist University immerses you in both traditional and contemporary literary works, equipping you with comprehensive writing skills that prepare you for a diverse range of creative and professional opportunities.
Greek University of Dallas
4,2(5)Dallas, United StatesA language concentration in Greek from University of Dallas is a good complement to any major, including that in another language (students majoring in one language may concentrate in another).
English Saint Ambrose University
4,0(84)Davenport, United StatesBachelor of English at Saint Ambrose University merges literary exploration with practical skill-building. Craft narratives, analyze texts, and communicate effectively across fields. Join us for a world of possibilities.
English Goucher College
Towson, United StatesLiterary studies’ comprehensive core includes textual analysis, literary theory, and American, British, and international fiction. Students are encouraged to tailor the English program at Goucher College to their own interests and incorporate classes from other disciplines.
English Mars Hill University
Mars Hill, United StatesMars Hill University’s English major will give you a thorough background in literature, writing, and the history/structure of the English language.
English Washington and Jefferson College
3,3(3)Washington, United StatesThe English program from Washington and Jefferson College goes beyond teaching our students how to become informed readers.
French Washington and Jefferson College
3,3(3)Washington, United StatesFrench students at Washington and Jefferson College learn the skills necessary to communicate in culturally appropriate ways with French speakers of diverse francophone communities. Courses range from beginning language to advanced topical seminars and immerse students in discovering “la francophonie.”
Asian Studies - Chinese Studies Furman University
4,5(2)Greenville, United StatesFurman University offers the Bachelor of Arts degree with three majors focusing on Asian Studies - Chinese Studies, Chinese Studies, and Japanese Studies.
English Rockford University
3,5(2)Rockford, United StatesEnglish from Rockford University helps students discover the practical value of critical inquiry and intensive textual analysis, consider how different cultural perspectives contribute to distinct ways of viewing the world, and appreciate connections among literary traditions and liberal arts disciplines.
English and Comparative Literature Oglethorpe University
3,8(5)Atlanta, United StatesThe English and Comparative Literature program at Oglethorpe University explores literature through the ages and around the globe, with particular focus on modern and contemporary literature, world literature, drama, Shakespeare, the novel, poetry, and writing.
English Bethany Lutheran College
3,0(2)Mankato, United StatesOur English major at the Bethany Lutheran College fosters adaptability, crucial in today’s job market, wherein creative thinking, effective communication, and artful uses of language are in demand.
Spanish Florida State University
4,4(370)Tallahassee, United States Top 5% in WorldwideThe Spanish bachelor programme at Florida State University offers a comprehensive exploration of Hispanic linguistics, literature, and culture. This public study mode degree provides students with essential bilingual skills for global careers. The curriculum focuses on oral and written fluency across a flexible duration.
Modern Foreign Languages Mars Hill University
Mars Hill, United StatesModern Foreign Languages students taking Spanish at Mars Hill University study a second language, literature and cultures in an inviting setting.
English Adelphi University
3,6(28)Garden City, United StatesThis English BA from the Adelphi University can give you the skills you need to thrive in a wide variety of careers.
French Adelphi University
3,6(28)Garden City, United StatesThroughout the French BA course from the Adelphi University you will expand your reach and gain access to other cultures as you acquire the foundation of a genuinely multicultural education.
Classical Languages and Cultures Wright State University
4,0(50)Dayton, United StatesThe Classical Languages and Cultures programme at Wright State University offers a comprehensive public study mode for students. This bachelor degree focuses on ancient civilisations through rigorous linguistic and cultural analysis. Students engage with historical texts and traditions to build a strong academic foundation.
Linguistics and East Asian Languages and Cultures University of Southern California
4,1(64)Los Angeles, United States Top 2% in WorldwideThe Linguistics and East Asian Languages and Cultures degree at University of Southern California combines courses in Linguistics and East Asian Languages and Cultures to study the process of acquiring language, specifically focusing on languages such as Japanese, Chinese, and Korean.
Comparative Literature University of Massachusetts Amherst
4,4(12)Amherst Center, United States Top 3% in WorldwideIn the Comparative Literature program at University of Massachusetts Amherst, you can find the personalized academic major track that's right for you and choose from an array of comprehensive and unique courses. Your academic growth and advancement are our top priorities, supported through our student-centered programming, advising, and support.
English Auburn University
4,3(6)Auburn, United States Top 9% in WorldwideStudents graduating with English majors at Auburn University find careers as writers, marketing and advertising professionals, paralegals, teachers, editors, and a surprising range of other professions.
Latin Colgate University
4,1(10)Hamilton, United StatesLatin programme of Colgate University embraces a multifaceted approach to the ancient Greek and Roman world, studying not only language and literature but also history, art, archaeology, religion, politics, philosophy, and anthropology.