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58 Bachelor's degrees in Literature in Massachusetts, United States
Comparative Literature
The Program in Comparative Literature from Williams College is characterized by a range of course offerings and by an energetic and collegial group of faculty who cooperate across departments to support the program.
Writing
The Writing program of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) offers introductory writing as well as advanced coursework in the areas of Creative Writing, Nonfiction Writing, and Science Writing.
East Asian Languages and Cultures
The East Asian Languages and Cultures at University of Massachusetts Amherst offers language instructions based on the latest research findings and decades of combined teaching experience.
French and Francophone Studies
With over 220 million speakers in 29 countries and 5 continents, French speaking countries play a significant role in the world economy. Students emerge from the classes in the French and Francophone Studies program of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) linguistically and culturally prepared for today's increasingly fluid world.
Slavic Literatures and Cultures
Slavic Literatures and Cultures from Harvard University provides an accelerated pathway to earn both a bachelor’s and master’s degree at Harvard.
English - Literature
The English - Literature concentration from Bridgewater State University introduces students to the critical reading, writing and thinking tools central to the discipline of literary studies.
Japanese Language and Literature
The Japanese Language and Literature major at Boston University provides students with an appreciation and critical understanding of Japan’s rich literary and cultural traditions and contemporary culture along with a high level of proficiency (ACTFL intermediate-high) in the Japanese written and spoken language.
Russian Language and Literature
The major in Russian Language and Literature at the Smith College allows students to focus on any aspect of the region’s histories, literatures, cultures, religions, or politics, and to develop their own concentration within the major in consultation with their advisor.
East Asian Languages and Cultures
The East Asian Languages and Cultures program at the Smith College emphasizes the fact that China, Japan and Korea have vast histories spanning thousands of years. In the 21st century these countries have emerged as major players in our global economy.
Romance Languages and Cultures
The major program in Romance Languages and Cultures from Mount Holyoke College is designed to assure fluency in at least two Romance languages, as well as knowledge of the literatures and cultures they represent.
Literary Studies
The requirements of the Literary Studies program at Bard College at Simon's Rock are designed to foster students’ skills as interpreters of literature and as writers, while also instilling appreciation of form and knowledge about literature and its relationship to social and political contexts.
German
The success of the German program from Amherst College is documented by the percentage of our majors who are accepted to leading graduate school programs; teach or take jobs in a German-speaking country; win domestic or international scholarships (such as Fulbright, Kellogg, German Academic Exchange Service etc.).
Black Studies
The Black Studies program from Amherst College provides an interdisciplinary exploration into the histories and cultures of Black people in Africa and its diaspora. It is also an inquiry into the social construction of racial differences and how these differences perpetuate racism and racial domination.
Studies in World Literatures
The Studies in World Literatures major at College of the Holy Cross allows you to explore literature, film, and other forms of cultural expression across linguistic, national, geographic, and disciplinary boundaries.
Comparative Literature
In the Comparative Literature program at University of Massachusetts Amherst, you can find the personalized academic major track that's right for you and choose from an array of comprehensive and unique courses. Your academic growth and advancement are our top priorities, supported through our student-centered programming, advising, and support.
Interdisciplinary Studies
As a major in the Interdisciplinary Studies program of Endicott College, you will have the freedom to select courses of interest from across Endicott's majors and disciplines.
History and Literature
In the History and Literature at Suffolk University your work will culminate in a thesis project that lets you delve into a topic of personal or professional interest in these rich fields of study.
Literary and Visual Arts
Literary and Visual Arts is offered by Babson College. The literary and visual arts studies concentration features active engagement with a range of literary, visual, musical, and creative arts courses.
English - Literature
In this English - Literature program at the University of Massachusetts Lowell you can explore authors and texts through the historically under-represented perspectives of race, ethnicity, gender, disability, post-coloniality, and sexuality.
Romance Languages and Literature
Romance Languages and Literature from Harvard University provides an accelerated pathway to earn both a bachelor’s and master’s degree at Harvard.