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

Welcome to the Spanish Bachelor of Arts program at St. Francis College, a comprehensive educational journey dedicated to fostering expertise in the Spanish language and culture.

With University of Jamestown's Bachelor of English, you will explore literature of the past while writing the literature of the future. 

Cornell College's English - Creative Writing Bachelor program invites you to explore the world of literature and hone your writing skills.

Modern Languages, Spanish - K12 is the scientific study of language in all its aspects. In the Linguistics program from University of Central Arkansas look at how all languages are alike, how they differ, and how they change over time. 

University of North Carolina Greensboro’s Classical Language and Literature concentration allows you to focus your studies on the translation and literary analysis of ancient Greek and Latin texts. 

English program at The Citadel - The Military College of South Carolina develops abilities that are valuable for a broad spectrum of occupations.

The B.A. in English at the University of Kansas is a comprehensive undergraduate programme designed for students interested in literature, language, and writing. This public study mode degree offers flexible pathways, including honours options, and is delivered across the Lawrence and Edwards campuses over a standard duration.

Students who pursue a bachelor’s degree in Childhood Education (English) from St. Francis College in New York City will get the personalized attention needed to become effective educators and the field experience needed to become instructional leaders.

This English major at Pennsylvania State University offers courses in literary and cultural studies, and in various forms of writing. It provides a sound foundation in the liberal arts and opportunities to develop creative and analytical skills, as well as to cultivate an appreciation for literary expression.

The ability to write and speak clearly, work closely with others, think critically and work independently are all skills that are built in the courses taken by English majors at College of Wooster. And those skills transfer to a wide variety of career paths.

A liberal arts degree in English from Concordia University of Chicago prepares you to read and interpret texts, think critically, and write effectively. Literary study also broadens your perspectives on human life and culture.

The Bachelor of Arts in English program at Central Connecticut State University explores both the linguistic and the social aspects of Italian culture. Students will master intermediate skills in speaking, reading, and writing Italian; examine creative expressions of the language in relevant literature; and place it all in context through coursework in Italian history. 

If you love language and want real-world skills that’ll take you to new heights, you’ll find studying at Dominican College for an English major a rewarding experience.

If you are someone who wants to work in the business world while engaging with Spanish speaking cultures then this is the University of North Georgia Modern Language - Spanish Language and Literature program for you.

The Deaf and Sign Language Studies (DSLS) major from Central Washington University adopts an interdisciplinary and integrative approach to studying the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing community and individuals in national and global societies. 

The Spanish - Elementary Education concentration from Bridgewater State University prepares students to use their knowledge of the Spanish language and culture with school-age children and adolescents. 

To introduce you to the German-speaking world, the German for Genealogical Research and Cultural Tourism program at Indiana University Southeast  collaborates with the German faculty at IU South Bend to offer a broad range of courses in language, culture, literature and film.

The International Business, Spanish - Latin America Major is offered by San Diego State University. The International Business (IB) program at San Diego State University integrates course work in business administration, a foreign language, and regional/cultural studies to create a truly interdisciplinary major. 

At Northern Arizona University's Modern Languages (French Interdisciplinary Global Program) program you can unlock the secrets of French, the language of love and reason. Literature, visual arts, philosophy, culinary arts, architecture, and science all have roots in French history.

The Language, Culture, and Society Major is offered by San Diego State University. Learn how language shapes, and is shaped by, our understandings of the world.