MA（荣誉）凯尔特人和法文人

在爱丁堡大学凯尔特人和苏格兰研究系教授的凯尔特语中，苏格兰盖尔语是苏格兰的一种土著语言，受到了最大的重视。爱尔兰语早期版本和中世纪威尔士语也提供荣誉级别。自1882年在苏格兰成立凯尔特人第一任主席以来，该系在研究和教学方面一直发挥着领导作用。凯尔特人大学是一门用途广泛的学科，包括语言学和文学学，近年来，一个重要的社会政治层面出现了，特别关注现代凯尔特人的语言，尤其是苏格兰下放情况下苏格兰盖尔语的境遇。凯尔特人的研究发展了与过去和现在的文学和文化进行批判性对话的能力，并在与文本和语言的互动中构筑了概念严谨的
The relationship between Scotland and France, two nations with Celtic roots, stretches back many centuries.<br><br>This joint honours programme gives you the opportunity to study the languages, literatures and cultures of the Celtic and French-speaking worlds, which today extend to countries in Europe, Africa and the Americas.<br> <br>Study with us and you will gain advanced language skills while learning about extraordinarily rich cultures, from the Middle Ages to the 21st century. You will spend Year 3 either studying or working in France.<br><br>Our courses explore contemporary issues such as language policy and revitalisation, colonisation and decolonisation.<br><br>At all levels of study on this four-year, joint honours programme, we offer courses in the languages, literatures, histories, and cultures of the Celtic world.<br><br>You have the option to study Scottish Gaelic and build up to advanced competency in the language.<br><br>A choice of pathways through the programme enables you to develop your own interests in particular areas, periods and disciplines of Celtic studies.<br><br>Our expertise covers:<br><br>Scottish Gaelic from the late Middle Ages to the present, including language policy and revitalisation<br>the medieval literary tradition in Early Irish and Medieval Welsh - the most extensive in the whole of Europe<br>the rich oral tradition recorded from the 18th century to the present day<br>poetry from the 18th century golden age of Gaelic literature<br>19th and 20th century responses to the rapid social, cultural, and linguistic changes in countries where the Celtic languages are spoken<br>the writing, song, and media production emerging from the lively and varied contemporary cultural scene in Gaelic Scotland, Ireland, and Wales.<br><br>Studying languages and cultures to degree level demonstrates that you are a good communicator, and someone open to other cultures and new ideas what employers value as Intercultural Competence.<br><br>Beyond the language skills you will develop on this programme, and the nuanced understanding you will gain of diverse cultures and societies, graduating with a four-year Master of Arts degree from the University of Edinburgh shows intellectual maturity, resilience, and flexibility.<br><br>The skills you will be able to demonstrate to employers when you graduate include the ability to:<br><br>understand, analyse and articulate complex issues and concepts<br>manage your time to meet deadlines on different types of project<br>work independently and as part of a group