This joint honours programme in Celtic and Archaeology allows you to explore Scotland's past and contribute to its future by studying Celtic languages, literatures, and cultures alongside archaeology of Scotland and beyond.Delve into rich Celtic traditions—from medieval Irish and Welsh literature, Scottish Gaelic (beginner-friendly, with advanced options), oral poetry, and contemporary scenes in Gaelic Scotland, Ireland, and Wales—to archaeology's evidence of human action, social changes, and contested sites. Based in historic Edinburgh with exceptional resources and a vibrant Gaelic community, the four-year degree offers flexibility: broad pre-honours years with options across disciplines, followed by specialised honours. Graduates gain cultural insight, transferable skills, and in-depth expertise valued globally.
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