Embark on a fascinating academic journey with the MA Comparative Literature & Culture and Gaelic Studies at the University of Aberdeen, a postgraduate degree designed for those passionate about the intricate connections between global literary traditions and the rich heritage of Gaelic language and culture. You will delve into diverse texts and cultural expressions, exploring how literature shapes and reflects societal change across different historical periods and geographical locations. This programme is ideal if you seek to develop a sophisticated understanding of comparative literary theory and gain proficiency in Gaelic, opening doors to unique academic and professional pathways.
This full-time, on-campus MA is structured over two years, providing you with a comprehensive exploration of world literature alongside dedicated Gaelic language study, whether you are a beginner or advanced learner. You will engage with core courses such as 'Acts of Reading' and 'The Global City', complemented by a wide array of elective options across English and Modern Languages. Throughout your studies, you will hone your analytical and linguistic skills, culminating in a dissertation that allows you to pursue an independent research project. You will graduate with a distinctive interdisciplinary skillset, prepared for careers in academia, cultural heritage, publishing, and international relations.