Overview

Gaelic Studies at the University of Aberdeen is a distinguished programme housed within the School of Language, Literature, Film and Visual Culture. This field of study has a rich history at the university, dating back to the eighteenth century. The programme focuses on in-depth research into Gaelic literature, cultural history, and the contemporary Gaelic society, making it a vital centre for scholarship in this area.

Why Gaelic Studies at the University of Aberdeen?

The University of Aberdeen is renowned for its academic excellence and is consistently ranked among the top institutions in the UK. The Gaelic Studies programme benefits from a strong network of partnerships with various institutions, facilitating collaborative research opportunities. Students have access to state-of-the-art facilities and a vibrant academic community, enhancing their learning experience.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

Currently, specific tuition fee details for Gaelic Studies are not available. For the most accurate and updated information regarding fees, please consult the Fees and Funding section of the university’s website for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

• Research on Gaelic literature spanning various historical periods
• Analysis of cultural history related to the Gaelic language
• Contemporary studies of Gaelic society and its evolution
• Exploration of sociolinguistic changes in Gaelic-English bilingual communities
• Development of innovative learning materials for Gaelic language acquisition

Careers with Gaelic Studies

Graduates of the Gaelic Studies programme are well-prepared for diverse career paths. Many alumni have entered academia, while others have secured roles in Gaelic language planning and development, education, arts and publishing, and broadcasting. This comprehensive training equips students with the skills necessary for impactful careers in these sectors.