Celtic Studies MA

The Celtic Studies at the University of Glasgow offers a comprehensive study of the cultural and linguistic heritage of Celtic societies from the Middle Ages to the present day. The curriculum integrates language study with the analysis of medieval Welsh and Gaelic literature, art, and historical contexts. Students benefit from the expertise of world-leading scholars at the Centre for Scottish and Celtic Studies, engaging with cutting-edge research in linguistics and archaeology.

Throughout the program, students have the opportunity to master languages such as Modern Irish or Scottish Gaelic, often within a bilingual social environment. The Honours years allow for specialization in diverse topics, including Gaelic folklore and language policy in Scotland. The degree culminates in an independent research dissertation, fostering advanced analytical skills. Graduates possess highly transferable expertise, securing vocational roles in museum curation, government heritage bodies, publishing, and international academic research.