Bachelor of Literature

A Bachelor of Literature (文学学士; B.Lit.) is one of thirteen statutory undergraduate academic degrees in China. The basic duration of study is four years.

This article is about the bachelor's degree in literature studies awarded in China. For the second bachelor's degree in Australia, Brazil, UK, and US, see Bachelor of Letters. For the undergraduate liberal arts degree, see Bachelor of Arts.

The undergraduate Literature degree course consists of three major categories, with a total of 72 majors. The three major categories are Chinese Language and Literature, Foreign Languages and Literature, and Journalism and Communication. Subordinate undergraduate majors include Chinese language and literature, Chinese language, Chinese as a foreign language, Chinese minority languages and literature, classical philology, English, Russian, German, French, translation, business English, journalism, advertising, and communication, totaling seventy-two majors.

Unlike the Bachelor of Arts degree awarded to college graduates with majors in arts and sciences in many countries and regions, China's Bachelor of Literature degree is only awarded to college graduates majoring in language studies, journalism, and communication.

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