Master of Arts (Honours) - Celtic and Scottish Literature (Q590)

Edinburgh, the first United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, World City of Literature, is renowned for its literary heritage and has been home to numerous esteemed writers. The city, serving as Scotland's capital, boasts a vibrant contemporary cultural scene and a well-established Gaelic community.

This joint honors program capitalizes on Edinburgh's rich resources, offering students the opportunity to delve into the literatures, languages, and cultures of the Celtic world, alongside the literature of Scotland in both English and Scots.

The four-year program is highly adaptable, allowing students to explore a diverse range of subjects and even pursue courses in other disciplines within the humanities and social sciences. As students progress through their honours years, they will have the chance to specialize in their chosen field.

Upon graduation, students will possess a comprehensive cultural education and specialized knowledge that is highly sought after by employers worldwide.