141 Cultural Studies Bachelors Degree Programs

Understanding human cultures and fostering intercultural dialogue is more important than ever in today’s interconnected world. The Culture, Thought, and Humanity programme offers a unique combination of philosophical reflection, cultural analysis, and critical thinking, preparing students to engage with global challenges and shape the future of cultural understanding. Through an interdisciplinary approach, this programme equips students with the skills to analyse cultural diversity, engage in meaningful discussions, and contribute to social change.

The Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Arts and Culture Communication (BA-ACC) programme is designed to respond to the positioning of Hong Kong as an east-meets-west centre for arts and cultural exchanges, which is aligned with the vision set for Hong Kong by the Central Government as well as the policies formulated by the Hong Kong SAR Government.

By studying the key linguistic, political, cultural and social topics of contemporary Europe, you will learn to understand the mutual relationship, differences and similarities among national and regional cultures. In doing so, you will learn to understand future challenges and inform advanced decision-making in cultural, political and educational institutions.

The Bachelor’s Degree Program in Cultural Studies seeks to train professionals capable of understanding the growing complexity of today’s urban and cosmopolitan societies:   social movements; leisure industries and cultural consumption as the basic economic engines; access to cultural property and goods; cultural factors in group management in all ambits; and the semantic complexity of messages in the information society. 

Cultural and creative industries span across the disciplines of the arts, media, design and heritage. These multi-disciplinary studies encompass the core subjects in business, management, humanities and social sciences. The BA in Cultural and Creative Industries is unique in the sense that it aims to address the cognate issues of the creative industry sector as a whole rather than with specific industries or individual disciplines, thus enabling students to apply their knowledge in whatever industries they may engage with later on in their career.

The Chicana/Chicano Studies (CHS) major emphasizes preparation for those interested in teaching; specialists in bilingual and cross-cultural education; majors in other academic fields who wish to include an additional scope in their field; students pursuing advanced degrees (M.A., M.S.W., Ph.D., or J.D.); and those entering a variety of occupations such as business, communications, urban affairs, government, social work, school administration, counseling, criminology, law, foreign services and other related fields.

Culture shapes societies, identities, and communication across generations. The European Cultural Studies programme provides an interdisciplinary approach to understanding the historical and contemporary aspects of European cultures. Through the study of history, archaeology, art, ethnology, and cultural anthropology, students gain insight into Europe’s diverse traditions and evolving societal structures. By analysing cultural heritage and modern social dynamics, this programme equips graduates with the tools to navigate and interpret the complexities of European civilisation in a multicultural world.

Centennial College’s Museum and Cultural Management program will offer an applied, learner-centred curriculum to help you develop the skill set to manage programs and resources that preserve and publicly present our civilization's cultural and natural heritage. Courses in this graduate certificate program will cover industry-based subjects and museum administration topics while exploring, in-depth, contemporary issues and cases in Canada and abroad. The core theory will be applied to current workplace realities while assignments, lessons and student placements will be linked to Canada and Ontario's vast network of museums.

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 analyze 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.

Learn to interpret and explain contemporary societal challenges through the lens of (Western) culture. Explore how art, science, media, and politics interrelate and shape the world, using an interdisciplinary mix of humanities and social sciences.

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Creative and Digital Arts (Music/Visual Arts) is the first undergraduate programme in Hong Kong to offer arts management and cultural studies components to complement discipline-based training in the creative arts. It aims to develop community-based artists who are able to work across a range of established art forms and contribute to the promotion and development of the arts and arts education in the local, regional, and international cultural and creative industries. Students will focus on one core arts discipline of either Music or Visual Arts.

Become a part of the world’s first interdisciplinary gastronomic science course. Gastronomy is to understand food in its totality. Undergraduate Degree in Food Sciences and Cultures with our unique approach, we combine theoretical learning with practical experiences, helping students to understand diverse production realities and develop critical thinking. As a part of our community, you will be prepared to kickstart your career in the bustling food industry.

You have a passion for arts and culture. You might not be an artist yourself, but want to know what goes on behind the scenes of the art world. Arts and Culture Studies in Rotterdam is unique because of its multifaceted approach to arts and culture.

The Bachelor of Arts in Women’s, Gender, and Ethnic Studies provides historical and theoretical frameworks of gender, race, class, sexual identity, status, settler colonialism, and anti-oppression work. Courses think issues of power, oppression, racism, homophobia, transphobia, classism and sexism.

This course combines theory and practice, preparing you for innovative leadership roles across diverse cultural settings.

The Bachelor in European Studies programme provides you with further knowledge and a deeper understanding of Europe and the European Union today and historically, including its position and role from a global perspective. You will be introduced to a variety of disciplines and perspectives on Europe, with a combination of theories and insights from the fields of political science, history, geography, law, culture, and literature.