586 Bachelor's degrees in Literature in Europe

The Bachelor in Theatre (Hons) programme from University of Malta is aimed to give you a wide perspective of the practices as well as the histories and theories related to theatre and performance. 

Explore how language works, how it's structured and how we communicate. Alongside linguistics, you'll build on your French language skills and have the chance to immerse yourself in French culture with this Linguistics with French (Honours) programme from Newcastle University.

 Through the English Literature and History (Hons) course from Lancaster University you'll explore a vast range of literary works, from ancient myth to the contemporary graphic novel, and study a host of historical movements, from the medieval world to the rise of human rights.

The English with Creative Writing (Hons) degree from the Queen's University Belfast students explore literatures in English in the widest possible sense and work with some of the leading writers working in the UK and Ireland. 

The Multilingual Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics and Literary Studies from the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) is designed to prepare you for the globalised labour market where multilingualism, world citizenship and international expertise are becoming increasingly important.

The English Literature and Music (Hons) at Bangor University allows you to pursue your passion for music and literature. Connected not just by their creativity and contribution to culture, composition and writing work in similar ways to inspire, tell stories, and give meaning to our world.

The Arts (Joint-Honours) programme of the University of Galway offers a flexible and engaging way to shape your academic journey around what matters to you.

If great literature inspires you and history fascinates you, the combined English Literature and History (Hons) at University of Huddersfield lets you explore both in depth. Studying these subjects together provides a unique perspective, showing how literary and historical contexts shape and inform each other.

The French programme of the University of Glasgow involves the study of a key European and international language as well as the cultures it has influenced across the world.

This bachelor’s degree in Italian and Mediterranean Studies provides a comprehensive interdisciplinary learning experience and is taught entirely in English, allowing you to explore Italy’s pivotal role in the Mediterranean through the lenses of language, literature, history, the arts, and intercultural and geopolitical relations.

 Through the English Literature and History - Study Abroad (Hons) course from Lancaster University you'll explore a vast range of literary works, from ancient myth to the contemporary graphic novel, and study a host of historical movements, from the medieval world to the rise of human rights.

Studying this English Literature and Creative Writing (Hons) course from Bangor University together gives you a deeper understanding of literature, its meaning and the techniques employed in different texts – including those you create yourself.

If reading and thinking go hand in hand for you, and if you love to explore ideas using your imagination, then University of East Anglia's BA in English Literature and Philosophy with a Year Abroad (Hons) is the perfect fit for you. Join us and discover how asking the right questions can help you write the successful story of your life. 

Do you want to discover how storytelling has shaped the world from ancient times to the modern day? Do you want to develop confidence in expressing your ideas in bold and inventive ways? Then come and join the English Literature (Hons) degree at University of East Anglia: the place where literature lives.

University of East Anglia's course in History of Art and Literature (Hons) explores the intertwined histories of art and literature across different eras. You’ll examine the most significant European, British and American literature, and encounter thought-provoking artworks from around the world. 

This joint English Literature and Creative Writing (Hons) programme at University of Hertfordshire will help you find your voice, whether as a poet, playwright, novelist or scholar of literature. 

This History and English Literature (Hons) course from Bangor University combines your study of the past with the literature past societies have produced. Learn from what has come before us in a region steeped in history; one which inspired poets Hedd Wyn and RS Thomas and authors William Wordsworth and Kate Roberts.

By studying in the English Literature programme of the University of Glasgow you will explore all aspects of literature in English, benefiting from our expertise in a wide range of areas, including American, Irish and postcolonial literatures, critical theory, creative writing, and the relationship between literature and other arts, media and science.

Are you ready to express your ideas with confidence, creativity, and originality? Then join University of East Anglia's BA English Literature with a Placement Year (Hons) degree at UEA in the beautiful and historic city of Norwich, famous as the City of Stories. 

Explore powerful stories, ideas, and voices across time. Develop your critical thinking, creativity, and confidence by studying this English Literature (Hons) programme from Leeds Beckett University.