1.0k Bachelor's degrees in Literature in United States

The Arts in Chinese-Concentration in Chinese Literature and Linguistics from San Francisco State University is designed for beginning language learners with little or no background in a Chinese language. 

The World Religions at Loyola University New Orleans will explore the past, present, and emerging future of these religions. You will examine what people believe, why they believe it, and how their beliefs form private and public lives.

University of North Carolina Greensboro’s Classical Language and Literature concentration allows you to focus your studies on the translation and literary analysis of ancient Greek and Latin texts. 

With the varied interests of our faculty members, at Knox College's English Literature program you’ll be exposed to a broad range of literary styles and criticism. 

The Languages, Literatures and Cultures - Spanish, Education (K-12) programme at Appalachian State University is a comprehensive full-time degree. This four-year course prepares students for teaching certification, blending advanced linguistic mastery with pedagogical expertise to educate diverse learners effectively.

The English Major (B.A.) is offered by The University of New Hampshire. You love reading novels, you love to write, or you’re fascinated with the origins of the English language. These are all good reasons to pursue a degree in English, which will give you broad exposure to the history and literature of the English language. 

The English-Literature program of University of Central Florida brings together scholars committed to the study of language, literature, and writing.

The undergraduate Literature program at Stockton University offers an accelerated Literature and American Studies dual-degree that allows you to earn two an B.A. and a M.A. in five years.

In the University of North Georgia English - Literature program you will have read, discuss, and write about a wide variety of texts, full of ideas and characters that will have excite, challenge, and move you.

The University of North Georgia Modern Language - Russian Language and Literature major with Russian language and literature concentration is designed to develop advanced proficiency in the Russian language, while introducing you to the culture, history, and literature of Russia.

Texas A&M San Antonio University's English, Literature Emphasis program provides students with a comprehensive understanding of literature and the critical analysis of literary works. With a curriculum that covers a wide range of literary genres and periods, this program is an excellent choice for those interested in pursuing a career in writing, publishing, or education.

Explore the various ways that written language engages the world with the World Languages and Cultures program of Capital University.

The Comparative Literature program at Swarthmore College takes an interdisciplinary approach to the study of literature, using different languages to study works from distinct eras.

The English Literature program at Swarthmore College studies how literature shapes experience. 

The Religion program at Calvin University equips you to engage with the world thoughtfully and actively.

Law, Letters, and Society from University of Chicago is the University of Chicago’s selective interdisciplinary major in the social sciences, organized around the study of law.

The Modern Languages and Literatures - Hispanic Studies programme at Montana State University is a comprehensive four-year, full-time degree. Students develop advanced Spanish proficiency while exploring Hispanic culture and literature, preparing for diverse global careers in business, education, and public service.

The Korean program at Georgetown University combines thorough training in spoken and written Korean language with the development of critical approaches to a broad range of Korean cultural phenomena including classical and modern literature, linguistics, visual arts, film, popular culture, and underlying aspects of philosophical and social thought.

The Literary Studies Degree Program at the Marshall University is offered cooperatively by three separate departments: Classics, Philosophy and Religious Studies. 

The Professional Writing programme at the University of Oklahoma is a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts in Journalism degree. This full-time, on-campus course equips students with the narrative and marketing skills required for the publishing industry. It focuses on developing authors for books, screenplays, and digital media.