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

A French Studies major at Boston College assures exceptional competence in French, allowing students to work extensively and closely with literary and cultural artifacts that language makes possible. 

The Latin American and Latino Studies major at Connecticut College integrates the academic resources of all Connecticut College departments and programs that offer coursework on Latin America and Latinos living in the US, complementing and enhancing the understanding of both gained through interdisciplinary instruction. 

The undergraduate major and minor programs in Japanese Studies at Carnegie Mellon University promote not just language proficiency but also an understanding of Japanese culture. 

English Language and Literature from Western University - Canada courses cover a range of literary traditions, including British, Canadian, American, and global and Indigenous literatures.

The English, Communications and Media program at Goldey-Beacom College combines courses in practical, hands-on information technology applications with courses that explore the social and cultural implications of today’s communication tools and media.

Furman University offers the Bachelor of Arts degree with three majors focusing on Asian Studies, Chinese Studies, and Asian Studies - Japanese Studies.

The English Language Arts Education program from the Department of Curriculum and Teaching at Auburn University prepares teachers in content-specific, research-based pedagogy. Departmental faculty and school professionals partner to provide rich clinical experiences in diverse settings.

The Middle Level Education - English Language Arts and Reading program at Pennsylvania Western University will give you comprehensive teacher training - including an entire semester of student teaching - as well as focused expertise in literacy for middle school students.

Develop a comprehensive education in Arabic, from language proficiency to cultural knowledge of Arabic society, at one of the top programs in the U.S. The Arabic program at The University of Arizona introduces students to the richness and importance of Arabic culture.

Have you ever wondered how you can harness your reading, writing, and language skills into a lucrative career? With an English degree from The University of Alabama at Birmingham, you can learn how powerful expression and communication can be in the worlds of media, law, medicine, and many more.

The Modern Languages and Literature - Spanish students from University of the Pacific, graduate with real world language proficiency and a cultural knowledge that give them a unique edge in the global economy as they step into their futures.

Analyze. Critique. Explore. Create. At York College of Pennsylvania, English (Literary and Textual Studies) program experience our written and spoken language from all angles.

Our English major at George Fox University provides you with the opportunity to explore your own imaginative power. Do you aspire to be a writer or editor? A teacher? A lawyer? A degree in English can launch your career in these fields and countless others. Become a communicator of clarity and grace – someone who can cast a vision, weave a narrative, and craft an experience.

The French program from College of the Canyons provide the student with a foundation in written communication skills of the language.

The English - Biblical Studies program from Regent University combines your faith with your love for the written word.

Love history? Looking for a career in law, writing or public service? Through the English - History program from Regent University  you'll develop a strong foundation in literature and composition while gaining expertise in World History.

The Advanced Proficiency In Russian at Portland State University is a 50-credit undergraduate certificate. This public study mode programme focuses on achieving professional-level language skills. Students benefit from intensive tutoring and global immersion, preparing them for international careers in various sectors.

The Teaching English as a Second Language program at McGill University prepares students to become specialist teachers in ESL at both the elementary school level (including regular and intensive ESL) and the secondary school level (including regular ESL and ESLA - English Second Language Arts), and leads to teacher certification.

The World Languages Education - Japanese programme at Indiana University Bloomington prepares students for teaching careers. This bachelor degree combines language mastery with educational theory. Delivered in a public study mode, it includes professional development and field experiences to ensure graduates are ready for licensure.

Students at Cedarville University  join English program because God has given them a love for words — for reading and for writing. They stay because they find a home in a vibrant academic community devoted to reading deeply, writing well, and following Christ.