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3 Literary Studies BA Degree Programs
Saint Martin’s University
Bachelor of Arts in Literary Studies
- Lacey, USA
BA
Full time
4 years
On-Campus
English
The Bachelor of Arts in Literary Studies examines literature as a living process intimately connected with the complex problems of its place, culture, community, and history through courses in writing, rhetoric, and literary theory.
Southwest Minnesota State University
BA in English - Literature
- Marshall, USA
BA
Full time, Part time
Distance Learning
English
Broaden your understanding and skills with an online Bachelor of Arts in English with an emphasis in literature from Southwest Minnesota State University. You'll explore a full range of American, British, and world literature, including a special emphasis on contemporary works and living authors. Work closely with our faculty of published writers in workshops and literature courses to strengthen your writing abilities. Graduate with a portfolio in as little as two years.
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Osaka University - Osaka
BA in Aesthetics and Science of Literary Arts
- Suita, Japan
BA
On-Campus
English
Aesthetics aims to understand aesthetic thought in terms of its various connections with the arts. One of the faculty’s current interests is how the discipline of aesthetics relates to everyday life. The discussions that have developed within the aesthetic discipline are effective tools when considering art that defies categorization, and also serve as a guide when thinking about the history of design.
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Literary degree programs at the Bachelor's level immerse you in the world of literature, language, and critical thought. You'll explore diverse genres and historical contexts, enhancing your understanding of human experience through storytelling and analysis.
Through courses in literary theory, creative writing, and comparative literature, students develop skills in textual analysis, narrative construction, and critical thinking. This foundation prepares you for many potential career paths, such as publishing, education, content creation, and cultural criticism. The environment fosters independence as you engage with various literary perspectives and develop your unique voice.
Gaining proficiency in research methodologies and analysis techniques strengthens your ability to interpret texts and articulate your insights effectively. By delving into the works of various authors and exploring the cultural implications of literature, you'll gain valuable skills that are applicable across numerous fields. This unique intersection of creativity and analytical thinking equips graduates with a versatile skill set sought after by employers worldwide.