Embark on a fascinating journey with the MA Gaelic Studies and Language & Linguistics at the University of Aberdeen, a programme designed for those captivated by the evolution, structure, and cultural significance of human language, with a special focus on Scotland's oldest living language. You will delve into the intricacies of language structure and use, explore the rich history and literature of Gaelic Scotland, and gain a comprehensive understanding of how languages function in society. This undergraduate degree is ideal for students eager to develop analytical skills and a deep appreciation for linguistic diversity and heritage.
This full-time, on-campus degree is structured over four years, offering a progressive exploration of linguistic principles and Gaelic culture. You will engage with core subjects such as Academic Writing, Language in Society, and advanced Gaelic language courses, culminating in a final year dedicated to mastering Gaelic Language B. Throughout your studies, you will develop critical research and communication skills, preparing you for diverse career paths in education, cultural heritage, translation, or further academic pursuits in linguistics and Gaelic studies.