586 Bachelor's degrees in Literature in Europe

The aim of the English Language and Literature degree at TED University is to recognizes the power of language and literature to shape minds, broaden perspectives, and foster a deeper understanding of humanity and culture.

Welsh literature, the Welsh language and multiculturalism on this three-year Welsh (a Pathway for First Language Students) (Hons) program from Swansea University opens up a range of exciting career possibilities by helping you to develop transferable skills which employers want.

The English and French programme of the University of Aberdeen gives you all the advantages of the UK’s second most highly-rated research hub for English literature, language and creative writing. You will benefit from studying the subject from a European historical and contemporary context through top-rated study of the French language and literature, history and culture.

On the TESOL and English Literature (Hons) degree at Swansea University, you will be able to gain the knowledge and skills to teach English as a second language, as well as exploring aspects of English literature from gothic fiction to creative writing.

The International Foundation in Business and Humanities - English and American Literature (with Placement) programme from INTO Manchester Metropolitan University is a preparation degree designed for students who don’t yet meet the language scores or academic requirements for direct entry to their desired programme. 

Encounter new perspectives, discover great creative minds, and develop your abilities as a thinker and communicator on our English Literature BA course from University of Leeds. 

The English Literature (Hons) at Birmingham City University is a three-year, full-time undergraduate programme. Students explore diverse literary periods from Shakespeare to contemporary prose. This public study course develops critical thinking and professional communication skills through a blend of creative and analytical modules.

Earn a B.A. in Creative Writing (Hons) from Edge Hill University, a prestigious institution known for its vibrant literary community. This full-time degree spans three years, offering a comprehensive exploration of various writing forms, including poetry, fiction, and scripts. Join a programme designed to enhance your creative skills and connect with industry professionals.

The English Literature and Journalism (Hons) at the University of Worcester is a three-year, public study programme. This joint honours degree blends critical literary analysis with practical media production. You will develop professional broadcasting and writing skills while exploring diverse texts in a creative environment.

The goals of the Translation and Interpretation programme from Atilim University is to reach involve the utilization of knowledge, behaviors and equipment, interpersonal operation in interpretation, the management of the process of production, expertise in language skills with respect to fields and general culture, and access to information. 

Within this English BA, DipHE, CertHE degree from the University of London you'll study and enjoy some of the world's greatest literature, immerse yourself in a range of works from the Middle Ages to the present day. Expand your knowledge and understanding of cultural, historical and regional evolutions in literature with a flexibl.

The Media and English Literature programme at Aberystwyth University offers a comprehensive three-year, full-time study of literary history and modern communication. This bachelor degree explores cultural contexts and media production, providing students with essential research skills and critical expertise in a professional academic environment.

Embark on a transformative journey with the BA in Drama and English Literature (Hons) at Bath Spa University. This three-year programme combines creative exploration with academic rigour, allowing you to study full-time. Engage in diverse literary genres and develop your performance skills in a supportive environment, preparing you for various career paths.

Combining the study of tremendously rich and influential traditions, this degree explores the ancient Greek and Roman worlds, which are still vital to literary and philosophical work today. Throughout the Philosophy, Literature and Classics course at the University of Warwick, you’ll develop the knowledge and skills needed to understand and appreciate these vital relationships.

The English Literature and Film and Visual Culture (Hons) at Liverpool Hope University is a full-time, three-year bachelor programme. This public study mode degree combines critical literary analysis with creative film practice, exploring diverse genres and visual media within a vibrant, research-active environment.

The English Literature and Philosophy and Ethics (Hons) at Liverpool Hope University is a three-year, full-time bachelor programme. This public study mode degree combines the critical analysis of diverse literary genres with the exploration of morality and human existence, delivered at the vibrant Hope Park campus.

Comparative Literature at University of St Andrews opens up literary study across boundaries of culture and language. It offers students the chance to read texts of any genre, of any period, and written in a multitude of languages, all in English translation. 

The Media and English Literature (Hons) degree at York St John University is a comprehensive programme designed to explore the intricate relationship between literature and various media forms. This full-time course spans three years, allowing students to engage deeply with diverse texts and media, enhancing their analytical and communication skills.

We’ve developed this Comparative Literature and Culture with History of Art and Visual Culture degree at Royal Holloway University of London so that you can tailor it to suit your own evolving interests, choosing from our exceptionally wide range of fascinating options, ranging across continents and centuries, from antiquity to the present day, novels and poetry to philosophy, cinema and art. 

If you’ve decided on studying a program at this university but don’t meet the academic or English language requirements, you have the option of taking an International Foundation in Business and Humanities - English and American Literature programme from INTO Manchester Metropolitan University.