马（荣誉）凯尔特人和德语

该计划为您提供了学习凯尔特人世界的语言，文学和文化以及德国文学，语言和文化的机会。<br>凯尔特人<br>在凯尔特人，我们与盖尔和威尔士的中世纪文学传统紧密合作，整个欧洲最广泛的地区，从18世纪至今记录的丰富口述传统，以及盖尔文学18世纪黄金时代的诗歌。我们探索19世纪和20世纪对快速发展的反应在说凯尔特语的国家/地区发生了社会，文化和语言变化，并与盖尔苏格兰，爱尔兰和威尔士活跃而多样的当代文化场景中出现的写作，歌曲和媒体制作合作。<br> <br >苏格兰盖尔语<br>苏格兰盖尔语是爱丁堡大学凯尔特语研
This programme offers you the opportunity to study the languages, literatures and cultures of the Celtic worlds alongside the literature, language and culture of Germany.<br>Celtic<br>In Celtic, we work with the medieval literary tradition in Gaelic and Welsh, the most extensive in the whole of Europe, with the rich oral tradition recorded from the eighteenth century to the present day, and with poetry from the eighteenth-century golden age of Gaelic literature.We explore nineteenth- and twentieth-century responses to the rapid social, cultural, and linguistic changes in countries where the Celtic languages are spoken, and work with the writing, song, and media production emerging from the lively and varied contemporary cultural scene in Gaelic Scotland, Ireland, and Wales.<br><br>Scottish Gaelic<br>Scottish Gaelic is at the heart of the study of Celtic at the University of Edinburgh, and at honours level, it is also possible to study modern Irish and the medieval Celtic languages. At all levels, we offer courses in language, literature, history, and culture, enabling you to build your programme by developing your own interests in particular areas, periods, and disciplines of Celtic studies.<br><br>German<br>German is the most widely spoken language in Western Europe and is becoming increasingly important as a business language in Eastern Europe. German history, science and culture have had a huge impact across the entire world, and graduate employers recognise the need for a broad cultural education alongside language skills. At the University of Edinburgh, you will explore this history and culture alongside the study of the German language.<br><br>German at Edinburgh has an excellent reputation for its research. It covers a broad range of topics, including German-Jewish writing, Medieval studies, East German studies, the Third Reich and the Holocaust, gender and politics, disability, travel writing, theatre and translation.