34 Bachelor's degrees in Literature in Oceania

The Arts - English Literature BA program fromt The University of Notre Dame Australia provides you with the opportunity to become acquainted with some of the most significant works of fiction, poetry and drama written over the past four centuries, plus an introduction to contemporary works written in the English language – from the post-colonial period up until the present day.

Hone your analytical skills. Become an independent thinker. Form and articulate judgements based on argument and evidence. Lead the way with the Arts - International and Comparative Literary Studies programme at The University of Sydney.

English Literatures (Honours) from University of Wollongong will get you thinking creatively about the English language. You will analyse theories, critique prose and verse, and take a more critical look at the signs and words surrounding us every day.

Foster your imagination by exploring the world of stories and storytelling the Bachelor of Arts (English Literature) program at the University of Southern Queensland.   

The Japanese programme at the University of Otago offers a comprehensive exploration of language and culture. Available as a B.A. or DipLang, this full-time or part-time course lasts three years for a degree. Students engage with everything from business communication to anime in a supportive, interactive environment.

The craft of writing develops from a desire to connect with a readership, and that's what this major will help you to achieve. You can learn more with this bachelor of Writing at University of Queensland. 

This Arabic BA program from Deakin University will help you develop communication skills in modern standard Arabic, with language fluency further enhanced through an understanding of Middle Eastern history, culture and society.     

This Bachelor of Arts - English and Literary Studies BA program from The University of Western Australia gives you a unique opportunity to develop your reading, writing and thinking skills through the study of literature, film and television, and through producing your own creative writing.  

Develop and refine your ability to write engaging works for a range of audiences and markets. In the Bachelor of Arts (Creative and Critical Writing) program at the University of Southern Queensland, you will learn to write creatively and critically, and to produce compelling, professional narratives in both fiction and non-fiction.   

During your Bachelor of Arts (Honours) (Creative and Critical Writing) at University of Southern Queensland you will write a substantial creative work, such as a novella or a suite of poems or short stories, with the support of a dedicated supervisor.

The Arts - English Literature (Fremantle) BA program from The University of Notre Dame Australia provides you with the opportunity to become acquainted with some of the most significant works of fiction, poetry and drama written over the past four centuries, plus an introduction to contemporary works written in the English language – from the post-colonial period up until the present day.

Languages from The University of Sydney will provide you with the opportunity to combine your passion for the study of languages and cultures with practical skills in multilingual translation and to develop high-level intercultural competency and communication skills. 

Languages from University of New England is designed to help you develop proficiency in one or more languages. The degree caters to anyone with a passion for languages, whether you studied a language at school or not, and includes majors in Chinese (Mandarin), French, German, Italian, Indonesian, Japanese and Spanish. 

Put your passion for a better world into a creative, meaningful career. In the Bachelor of Arts, you’ll learn how societies evolve and humans change the world. Literature and Creative Writing is offered at Swinburne University of Technology.