668 Language Bachelor's Degree Programs

There is BEd Training Kindergarten Teachers for German for Ethnic Minorities special emphasis on pedagogy of bilingualism, German nationality studies, German literature, children's literature, literature of German nationalities living in Hungary, German civilization and culture.

The Foreign Languages and Literature program at the University of Pittsburgh-Johnstown will empower you for a career that spans the globe, connecting cultures from Europe to South America to Asia--and even further abroad.

Language is more than just communication – it shapes knowledge, culture, and innovation across global industries. The English for Knowledge, Culture, and Innovation (EKCI) programme offers an in-depth study of the English language while developing essential skills in linguistics, intercultural communication, and critical analysis. This programme prepares students for diverse careers where language mastery and cultural awareness are key, combining theoretical learning with hands-on experience in real-world applications.

The objective of this degree is to acquire the linguistic and sociocultural knowledge necessary for the expression and comprehension of foreign languages such as English, German, French and Portuguese, enhancing descriptive and analytical skills that allow deepening the synchronous and diachronic study. of these languages and their literary productions. This degree offers training in three foreign languages (you will choose between English, French, German and Portuguese). In the optional subjects of the fourth year, the training can be oriented towards the linguistic or literary-cultural field.

The undergraduate program in Modern Foreign Languages and Civilisations aims to provide students with an in-depth knowledge of two European foreign languages, as well as of the cultural heritage of their related civilizations. The course's overall aim is to develop professional competences in two foreign European languages and a good familiarity with an additional third language, as well as a solid knowledge of the cultural background and literary heritage of the civilisations related to the languages chosen. Besides foreign languages, literatures and cultures, which represent the core area of study, the course gives further insight into Italian Literature, General Linguistics, Sociology, History, Philosophy and other disciplines.

The Universidad Europea del Atlántico includes the Bachelor's degree in Applied Languages in its offer of studies in order to respond to the training needs and interests of those students who wish to acquire the professional profile of a linguistic expert. That is to say, those who want to articulate their university education around the productive and receptive command of several languages and their direct application in diverse work environments.

The aim of the study program Foreign Languages and Cultures is to train well-qualified bachelors in the Humanities with a broad range of knowledge and competencies, who have a knowledge of Italian, French, or German (C1 level) and an additional foreign language (B2 level). Graduates will grasp the fundamentals of linguistics, literary studies, translation, intercultural communication, and production of spoken and written texts, and become familiar with the culture of a chosen country, its history, and political and economic situation. Students will be able to translate from the source into the target language and vice versa, interpret and analyze different countries’ cultural phenomena in the European and global context. Graduates will be able to apply their linguistic, communicative, cultural, social, and other competencies in professional and academic areas.

This course concentrates on business, economics, communication and tourism, all in the context of a desire to learn modern languages. Students are prepared for careers in an international, multilingual environment and are encouraged to develop, at the same time, knowledge, creativity and pragmatism.  

This exclusive Bachelor's Degree provides comprehensive training in language, literature and culture that allows students to specialize in one of the many profiles of the current multilingual and multicultural environment. The degree focuses on three foreign languages and their cultures. After three academic years of general education, students can choose from a wide range of electives to specialize according to their own interests.

The first-cycle program - East European Studies: Languages and Discourses—is meticulously crafted to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of Eastern Europe, a region pivotal to global political and economic stability. Renowned for its political, cultural, linguistic, and religious diversity, Eastern Europe has witnessed a multitude of historical and contemporary conflicts, including the ongoing war in Ukraine.

Students have up to four weeks at the beginning of semester one to choose their preferred business and language options. This enables students to find the subjects that best match their interests and aptitude. If beginning a new language, it is advisable to attend all lectures from the beginning of semester one.

The degree in Applied Galician and Spanish Philology offers specialized training in the field of Galician and Spanish languages and literature so that people who are studying these studies can apply their knowledge and values to the progress of society through the use of digital tools and a complementary command of modern languages (such as English, French, German or Portuguese). He uses the term Philology understood as the collaboration between various disciplines and subdisciplines always focused on the word and its texts, and the adjective Applied, since it uses the knowledge of basic science for its practical application.

The relationship between Germany and China is continually growing closer due to economic ties. To cope with the constantly accelerating flow of information, languages professional are needed. The Bachelor’s degree programme in Translation Chinese trains you to become an expert in German-Chinese communication.

China is one of the oldest advanced civilisations and one of the largest economic powers in the world. Every fifth person speaks – and thinks in – Chinese. The Bachelor's degree programme in Modern Chinese Studies will make you a multilingual communication professional and specialist for China – without any prior knowledge of the Chinese language!

Use your undergraduate study time wisely and learn two languages at the same time. Our program — English Studies with an Additional Language — allows you to perfect your English and learn another language, such as Chinese, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, or Spanish, over the course of your studies.

Studying languages, literature, and linguistics in the stimulating multicultural and multilingual environment of Brussels allows you to discover the vast array of possibilities the city has to offer. Our international degree in Linguistics and Literary Studies is designed to prepare you for the globalised labour market where multilingualism, world citizenship and international expertise are becoming increasingly important. Studying languages, literature and linguistics in the stimulating multicultural and multilingual environment of Brussels allows you to discover the vast array of possibilities the city has to offer. Our international bachelor’s degree in Linguistics and Literary Studies, the first of its kind in Belgium, is designed to prepare you for the globalized labour market where multilingualism, world citizenship, and international expertise are becoming increasingly important.

The Bachelor in Lithuanian Studies programme allows you to learn the Lithuanian language, and to get acquainted with the linguistic situation, literature, culture, history, and social and political life of Lithuania. It is flexible and open to the student’s interests study programme: you will be able to choose 25% of the subjects according to your interests in various fields. You can study language, literature and socio-cultural phenomena, choose subjects from other disciplines (politics, history, management, pedagogy, etc.), or study one of more than 20 languages.