71 Bachelor's degrees in Literature in Canada

The Indigenous Languages and Literature (Cree or Saulteaux) programme at the University of Regina is a four-year bachelor degree. Delivered in a public study mode, this course focuses on preserving Saskatchewan First Nations' languages through intensive study of linguistics and traditional indigenous literatures.

The Romance Studies programme at the University of British Columbia is a four-year, full-time Bachelor of Arts degree. This public course offers a flexible, interdisciplinary approach to the languages and cultures of the Romance world, including French, Spanish, and Portuguese, through a transnational perspective.

French is spoken in 57 countries worldwide and is one of Canada's official languages. With globalization progressing at a rapid speed, studying French and the cultures where it’s spoken will provide you with valuable communicative skills and a competitive edge in any career. Apply to the French (Honours) BA program offered by University of Saskatchewan.

The English programme at Memorial University of Newfoundland is a four-year, full-time course delivered in a public study mode. This degree focuses on the essential relationship between reading and writing, providing students with invaluable training in linguistic mechanics, critical interpretation, and effective communication.

The Spanish programme at the University of Regina is a public bachelor-level course designed to build linguistic fluency and cultural knowledge. This undergraduate credential typically requires two years of part-time study. Students engage with Iberian studies and literature through a flexible curriculum and varied study modes.

At Brandon University’s Department of English and Creative Writing you can study of English literature in a small, friendly environment.

Our programs combine academic study with unique practical experience in critical thinking and writing. Courses explore literature from Britain, the United States and Canada, as well as works written in English from all over the world. The English Language and Literature programme is offered at the Brock University.

The study of French language and Francophone cultures at University of Prince Edward Island complements a variety of other subjects in Arts such as History, Philosophy, English or Anthropology, Sociology, Political Studies, and Psychology but also studies in Business for students who intend to work with a Francophone market.

The World Literature and History joint major at Simon Fraser University is a public Bachelor of Arts programme. This inter-departmental degree explores the complex links between global literary works and historical contexts. Students complete 120 units over four years of full-time study in a collaborative academic environment.

The Humanities programme at Memorial University of Newfoundland offers a comprehensive foundation in liberal arts. This public bachelor level course is delivered at the St. John's campus, focusing on classics and philosophy. Students engage in a flexible curriculum designed to explore diverse interpretations of the world.

This inter-departmental World Literature and History Joint Major program at Simon Fraser University  explores various relationships between world literature and historical studies.