MLitt (Research) Celtic and Gaelic

Course Overview This postgraduate research program offers a unique opportunity to delve into the rich and diverse field of Celtic Studies within a supportive and interdisciplinary academic environment. The course is designed for students to undertake a special study and produce a distinct contribution to knowledge, culminating in a thesis of 40,000-70,000 words. We welcome research across a wide spectrum, from medieval languages and art to modern Gaelic literature and linguistics. Key Program Highlights Expert supervision in both modern and medieval Celtic languages, literatures, and cultures A strong interdisciplinary context with links to Archaeology, Scottish History, and English Language Core membership in the Centre for Scottish and Celtic Studies, fostering a vibrant research community Diverse research areas from Gaelic linguistics and place names to medieval textual cultures and art Supportive environment dedicated to creating distinct and original contributions to the field