The B.A. in American Sign Language allows students to pursue one of two tracks: American Sign Language Literature and Deaf Cultural Studies or Interpreting American Sign Language and English. Academic school/college: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. This program offers in-depth study of American Sign Language with specialized tracks for literature and culture or interpreting.

Career options vary by track: ASL Literature and Deaf Cultural Studies may lead to roles in education, research, community advocacy, and working with Deaf organizations. Interpreting ASL and English can lead to careers as professional interpreters in various settings (educational, medical, legal, etc.).

The University of Connecticut (main campus: Storrs) is a prestigious public university and a Tier 1 research institution in the USA. It offers world-class facilities with state-of-the-art technologies and equipment. UConn's extensive flagship campus in Storrs provides a true US college experience. The program is within the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.