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19 Bachelor's degrees in Language Studies in New Hampshire, United States

Creative Writing and English
The Creative Writing and English BA programme from Southern New Hampshire University you'll start taking creative writing courses beginning your first year, unlike many other undergraduate writing programs.

Creative Writing and English - Non-Fiction Writing
Unleash your creativity with the Creative Writing and English - Non-Fiction Writing BA programme from Southern New Hampshire University.

Creative Writing and English - Fiction Writing
Unleash your creativity with Creative Writing and English - Fiction Writing BA programme from Southern New Hampshire University.

English
Within this English BA programme from Southern New Hampshire University turn your passion for reading and writing into a career. Gain the communication and research skills needed in the workplace today. Learn to think critically and write effectively.
English
When you graduate with a degree in English from Plymouth State University, you will be ready to excel in today’s careers that demand ingenuity, rigorous analysis, and the ability to think outside of the box.
American Sign Language- English Interpreting
American Sign Language- English Interpreting is offered by University of New Hampshire. American Sign Language/English interpreting prepares students to work with the Deaf community through learning the intricacies of American Sign Language and Deaf culture, as well as the skills to pursue a career as an ASL/English interpreter.
Classics- Classical Languages and Literatures
Classics- Classical Languages and Literatures is offered by University of New Hampshire. In choosing the classical languages and literatures degree option, you’ll study ancient Greek and Roman history, philosophy and language, exploring the cultural foundations of Western civilization.
English - Writing
The PSU Department of English - Writing at Plymouth State University is on the cutting edge. In today’s increasingly complex and global culture, the English department is uniquely positioned to help you translate your creative talents into a successful career and a fulfilling future. At the core of what we do is an emphasis on the intersection between the creative and the critical.
Literary Studies
Literary Studies from Roanoke College trains you to read critically, respond incisively, and write with discernment about the complex worlds depicted in a variety of texts and genres.
English
The English Major (B.A.) is offered by The University of New Hampshire. You love reading novels, you love to write, or you’re fascinated with the origins of the English language. These are all good reasons to pursue a degree in English, which will give you broad exposure to the history and literature of the English language.
Romance Languages
Romance Languages from Dartmouth College has traditionally taken a lead in efforts to initiate students to other cultures. We are one of the largest foreign literature departments relative to undergraduate population in the United States.
English
At English from Dartmouth College you'll need to satisfy major distribution requirements and choose a concentration area.
Modern Languages and Literatures
The Modern Languages and Literatures program of Claremont McKenna College enables students to develop the skills and competence necessary to appreciate the richness of different cultures and societies. The study of foreign languages is a necessary component of students’ general education.
Russian
The Russian Major is offered by University of New Hampshire. Russian is the most widely spoken of the Slavic languages and is the most geographically widespread language of Eurasia. To study Russian is to be introduced to one of the world’s great literatures and cultures.
French
The French Major is offered by The University of New Hampshire. French is the official language in 33 countries spread over five continents. While studying for your degree in French, you will gain fluency by learning the language and open your horizons by exploring French and Francophone literature, films and other cultural productions.
English- Text, Business Writing and Digital Studies
English- Text, Business Writing and Digital Studies is offered by University of New Hampshire. The text, business writing and digital studies option within the English degree program will give you the professional and critical skills to succeed in the modern workplace.
Spanish
Claremont McKenna College's Spanish program offers a comprehensive exploration of the Spanish language, literature, and cultures, fostering linguistic proficiency and intercultural understanding.
English Literature
The English Literature Major (B.A.) is offered by The University of New Hampshire. English literature is the study of literature written in the English language. In this degree program, you’ll become a skilled reader and interpreter of literary works, films, media creations and cultural phenomena.
English- Journalism
English- Journalism is offered by University of New Hampshire. Our democracy depends on journalists who can cut through the noise and find the information upon which the public relies. Journalists are trained to report deeply, behave ethically, and write clearly and compellingly.