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Bachelor of Celtic and Linguistics

University of Edinburgh

  • Edinburgh, United Kingdom
  • 4 years
  • English
  • On campus
  • Bachelor

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About the program

Four-year full-time Master of Arts (Honours) degree in Celtic and Linguistics taught by the School of Literatures, Languages and Cultures.

Program highlights

  • Internship available: no
  • Placement support: yes
  • Work during study: yes
  • Post-study work rights (2): yes
  • PR pathway friendly: no

What you will learn

  • Demonstrate a structured understanding of core principles in Celtic and Linguistics. Apply relevant analytical
  • Practical and research methods to subject-specific problems. Communicate findings clearly and evaluate evidence through academic work and projects.

Career outcomes

  • Understand
  • Analyse and articulate complex issues and concepts
  • Work independently and as part of a group
  • Education
  • Outreach
  • Advocacy and training
  • Journalism
  • Broadcasting and media
  • Politics
  • Policy work
  • Diplomacy
  • Civil service and law
  • Publishing
  • Culture
  • Heritage and the arts
  • Business
  • Finance
  • Commerce and tech
  • Communications
  • Marketing
  • Advertising and public relations
  • Leisure
  • Tourism and travel
  • Research
  • Development
  • Consultancy and venture acceleration

Curriculum

  • Four-year full-time honours degree. If you are interested in both pathways
  • You can opt to take courses from both. If you take the language pathway
  • Your course will be determined by how much Scottish Gaelic you already know. A study-abroad period is available.

Entry requirements

Academic

  • SQA Highers ABBB by end of S5 or AABB/ABBBB by end of S6
  • A levels ABB
  • IB 34 points with 655 at HL
  • Plus English language evidence
  • Other qualifications: international equivalent chosen by country on the programme page.

Accepted academic background

Secondary school leaving qualification meeting the programme requirements, Including required subjects, English language evidence, Applicants whose qualifications are not accepted use the International Foundation Programme.

Documents you’ll need

  • English Language Test Results
  • Personal Statement
  • Academic Transcripts
  • Recommendation Letters.

How to apply

  1. Check the programme's entry requirements and the UCAS deadline (13 January 2027 for most programmes) at. Apply through UCAS using the programme's UCAS code. Provide your qualifications
  2. Personal statement
  3. Reference and English language evidence. Wait for the selection decision. Some programmes also ask for a portfolio or interview. Accept your offer and submit your qualifications. Apply for a Student visa before the start date. The Student Immigration Service can help.

Other costs

Tuition per year£31,100 GBP
Application fee£35 GBP
Deposit£41,927 GBP

Program details

CampusCentral Area
Faculty or schoolSchool of Literatures, Languages and Cultures
DepartmentHumanities and Communication
Teaching languageEnglish
Credit value480
Study paceFixed
Post-study stay2
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Intakes and deadlines

  • Program starts

    September 2027

    Apply by

    13 Jan 2027

    61 days left

Frequently asked questions

  • The program takes 4 years.