46 Cultural History Bachelors Degree Programs

The Bachelor's Degree in Cultural Heritage, Territory, Sustainable Tourism aims to meet the growing demand for experts in the sustainable management of cultural heritage and tourism. The program provides a multidisciplinary education, covering art history, archaeology, geography, history, archival and library sciences, and anthropology.  

The Department of Chinese and History offers the major in Chinese and History with two streams – a) Chinese & b) History and Cultural Heritage. It aims to equip students with advanced and professional knowledge and a wide range of analytical and writing skills.

This course is aimed at students who intend to acquire a solid historical and cultural background and to master the tools to operate in the field of knowledge and protection of the archaeological, historical and artistic heritage.

History remains among the most fascinating and best-loved of the arts and social science disciplines, and this is an exceptional degree which makes the most of our unique West End location. The course is modern, with a focus on British and European history, but there are many opportunities to study American, imperial and global history as well. A distinctive element of the degree is its focus on the extraordinary history of London.

The Degree in BA in Romance Philology and Cultures (Specialization in French Studies) Licence en philologie romane (Spécialité d’Études françaises) intends to train experts in the humanities with in-depth knowledge and skills regarding French and Francophone language, literature, linguistics, and civilization.

In the Indigenous Visual Culture program, you will be inspired to learn from the creative traditions of of First Nations, Métis and Inuit art and design practices. The program includes studio-based courses where you make your own art and design. It also includes studying the visual, cultural, social and political history of Indigenous peoples.

The goal of the Program specialization Society, Culture and Communication is to train highly-qualified graduates in sociology and communication who would be able to identify and analyse social problems and cultural processes, to expertly conduct sociological and communication research, to explain, compare and evaluate social processes and to apply creatively their research skills in the fields of communication and information science.

The Archaeology and Classics program at The American University of Rome presents students with the unique opportunity to combine their studies with the source material: the city itself. A rigorous academic program is paired with hands-on learning through participation in excavations and unprecedented access to Rome’s ancient sites and artefacts. Few other courses in this field allow students such intimate interaction with their subject.

The Bachelor in Cultural History of the Arts emphasizes the study of the development, interpretation, and meaning of visual arts across different historical periods and cultures. The program combines ...

The main goal of the educational programme is to prepare Bachelor of the history which will have the knowledge of Georgian history with the relation of Caucasian regional and world civilization to whom Georgia was related with his ancient history. To teach them the history in a different way: political events, military activities, social life, economics, social and law aspects, cultural heritage.

Students completing the program will understand the core concepts and theories about museum studies, archival administration, historic preservation, and Local History. Through experiential learning, they will acquire the skills to present History to the public by completing projects such as museum exhibits, archival finding aids, community history programming, and digital resource creation.

The Afro-American studies major is ideal for students who want to develop a deep understanding of the history and culture of Black people in Africa and the Americas. You’ll gain skills in project development, research and analysis, interpersonal and cross-cultural communication, critical thinking, and writing, preparing you to meet the complex challenges that face our communities, country, and the world.

Catholic Studies (CATH) is an academic discipline that focuses on the study of Catholicism, its history, theology, spirituality, doctrine, ethics, and influence on society and culture. It explores the beliefs, practices, and teachings of the Catholic Church, as well as its interactions with other religious traditions and secular institutions.

Canadian Studies (CDN) is an interdisciplinary field of academic inquiry that focuses on the study of Canada as a country, its history, culture, society, politics, economy, geography, and international relations. It involves the examination of various aspects of Canadian life and identity, as well as Canada's relations with other countries, particularly its neighbor, the United States.

Students in this program major in Human Dimensions of Environmental Management and focus on promoting stewardship of Indigenous lands within the context of government policies and industrial development. Emphasis is placed on understanding how Indigenous history, politics and cultural values influence natural resource management.