The MA Celtic & Anglo-Saxon Studies and Sociology at the University of Aberdeen invites you to explore the intricate connections between historical societies and contemporary social structures. This programme is ideal for students keen to understand how past cultures, from the early medieval period to the present, have shaped our modern world and how sociological perspectives can illuminate these historical narratives. You will delve into subjects like ancient empires, myths and legends, and the evolution of language, while simultaneously engaging with core sociological concepts such as social inequality, power dynamics, and research methodologies.
You will undertake this comprehensive four-year, full-time, on-campus degree, developing your analytical skills through a blend of compulsory and optional modules. In your final year, you will have the opportunity to conduct an independent research project or a dissertation, applying your knowledge to a topic of personal interest within Celtic & Anglo-Saxon Studies or Sociology. This rigorous academic journey will equip you with a unique interdisciplinary skillset, preparing you for a diverse range of career paths in research, heritage, education, public policy, and beyond.