221 Literature Bachelors Degree Programs

The BA Program in the Archaeology, History, and Literature of Ancient Greece brings together three collaborating disciplines from the field of Classics; the Program’s multi-disciplinary curriculum, taught by a diverse staff consisting of highly specialized academics and senior researchers, combines the strengths of the three disciplines in a single, innovative Degree: Archaeology, History, Ancient Greek and Latin Literature.

BA in Literature is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of literary works, literary analysis, critical thinking skills, and the cultural and historical contexts in which literature is produced. During the BA in Literature program at Ben-Gurion University, students typically study a wide range of literary genres, including fiction, poetry, drama, and non-fiction.

The English Literature BA explores literature in social, cultural, and historical contexts. You'll study classic and modern texts, sharpening critical and research skills for careers in teaching, publishing, or writing. Based in London, the course offers access to museums, theatres, and diverse literary works.

This course assures all members a solid basic preparation in literary and philosophical subjects. Its articulation in three curricula allows the student to choose between three different specific training paths: the classical philological-literary, the modern philological-literary one (Italianistic, comparative, foreign languages and literature), and the historical-philosophical one (philosophy and disciplines of ethno-anthropological).

The General BA is a three-year program (90 credits) that touches on a variety of subjects, whether in languages, literature, humanities or social sciences. Find out what you love and broaden your horizons.

The Major in Spanish provide students with a solid foundation in the Spanish language. Indeed, as the number of Spanish-speaking residents in the United States continues to grow, so too do the career opportunities available to Spanish majors.

The Cultural Studies and Comparative Literature B.A. program offers students a comprehensive exploration of diverse cultures, literary traditions, and critical theories. It emphasizes interdisciplinar...

The Bachelor of Arts in Comparative Literature and Cultural Studies offers students a broad exploration of world literatures, cultures, and languages. The program encourages students to compare texts,...

The Department of Literature at Tohoku University was born from the Tōhoku Imperial University Faculty of Law and Literature, established in Katahira-chō, Sendai in 1922. A creation of the "Taishō Democracy" period that followed the First World War (1914-1918), the Department of Law gathered professors leading the work in modernizing the liberal arts, their lectures attracting the interest of not only students of the humanities, but also students studying education, law, and economics.

The Bachelor of Arts in Literature, Culture, & Writing offers a flexible program that helps students explore various forms of writing, literature, and cultural studies. Students engage with a wide ran...

The English and Comparative Literature degree at the University of Leeds offers a unique blend of English literature and global literary studies. This programme allows students to explore a diverse ra...

Students majoring in Literature study the great works of European and American literature. They take two semesters of English literature and one semester of American literature, as well as a course in literary theory and criticism. Literature majors study a classical language and take advanced courses in history, philosophy, and theology. As part of major electives, they must take classes in either fiction or non-fiction writing, study two distinct genres in more depth, and focus on one major author. Additionally, they expand on areas of interest by developing Directed Research & Writing projects in literary studies or creative writing or participate in literature or writing-related internships such as student teaching, tutoring, or editing. Check out these essays written by Dr. Steven Hake, Director of Literature Program: Why Study Literature? Unsure of what qualifies as "literature", or unconvinced of its worth? Check out this essay. Will My Family Starve If I Major in Literature? Do you think literature is great, but it doesn't lead to a "real job"? Dr. Hake thinks otherwise. My Hope For You at Patrick Henry College Dr. Hake expresses his vision for passionate and independent learners. A Burning Flame Dr. Hake offers practical suggestions on how to become a life-long learner.

The Literature Emphasis, BA program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive foundation in literary studies, fostering critical reading, analysis, and interpretation of a wide range of tex...

Since its establishment in 1979, the Department of Korean Language and Literature focuses on three fields of study: Korean linguistics, contemporary literature, and classical literature. Korean linguistics is the study of rules and evolution that govern the Korean language whereas contemporary literature is the research, criticism, and creativeness of each literary genre of modern times. Classical literature is the study to understand the reality of the national literary traditions and establish a phase-cultural history by incorporating both the oral and written literature. The Department of Korean Language and Literature studies these three fields systematically and simultaneously explores a wide range of applications in ways to continue to contribute to the national culture.