电影和视觉文化（荣誉）文学硕士

阿伯丁的电影，视觉文化和盖尔语通过深入研究苏格兰最古老的生活语言盖尔语，为您提供21世纪运动图像的历史和理论的严格培训。您将在电影的知识和技术中增加的语言，知识技能和苏格兰观点将为您在艺术，媒体，商业或任何其他职业（尤其是苏格兰或国际方面）的未来带来额外的优势。除了您的电影技能外，流利于苏格兰盖尔语的毕业生的机会也非常多。教学，盖尔语发展，艺术管理和图书馆管理都是职业选择，苏格兰对盖尔语广播的承诺也带来了毕业生机会。
Film & Visual Culture and Gaelic at Aberdeen adds to your rigorous training in the history and theory of the moving image in the 21st century with an in-depth study of Gaelic, Scotland's oldest living language. The language, intellectual skills and Scottish perspective you will add to your knowledge and techniques of cinema will give you an extra advantage for your future in arts, media, business or any other career, especially with a Scottish or international dimension.<br>Our unique Film and Visual Culture programme combines close analysis of visual objects and artefacts analogue and digital, moving and still, underground and mainstream with theories of visual representation, production and circulation. You will gain specialist knowledge and skills in the academic study of cinema, with an emphasis on building analytical skills in research and critical writing. You will also have the opportunity to develop skills in digital video production and web design.<br>We have been teaching Scottish Gaelic (Gidhlig) and culture for a hundred years, led by teachers and researchers passionate about Gaelic and whose work directly influences Scottish policy on keeping Gaelic alive, healthy and important in Scotland today. Gaelic Studies at Aberdeen is the ideal combination of tradition, location, programme, quality and inspiring teachers for you as a beginner or native speaker to enjoy exploring Gaelic language, literature and culture and its place in our world today. Our students and staff play an important role in Scotland's Gaelic-interest community through activities, networks and organisations.<br>In addition to your film skills, opportunities for graduates fluent in Scottish Gaelic are very good. Teaching, Gaelic development, arts management and librarianship are all career options, and the commitment in Scotland to Gaelic broadcasting also brings graduate opportunities.