威尔士语（C语）（针对第一语言和第二语言的学生）文学士（荣誉）

随着威尔士发展成为一个充满活力的双语国家，从未有比现在更激动人心的时间来学习威尔士大学课程了。在教育，媒体和新闻，公务员，文物产业，公共关系和市场营销等领域，对具有威尔士语能力和双语工作能力的毕业生有巨大的需求。班戈的威尔士和凯尔特人研究学院通过设计严格的课程并满足现代威尔士需求的课程，对这种需求做出了积极回应。在班戈，您将有机会研究丰富多样的文学作品，包括从马比诺基翁的故事到当代威尔士充满活力的文学，戏剧和电影。您还将遵循实用的语言模块，这将极大地改善您的职业前景。Cymraeg BA（荣誉）文学士3年
This course is much more than a degree scheme. It is a cultural package that will enable you to play a professional role in the revival of Welsh and the creation of a truly bilingual Wales. It combines the study of literature and culture with linguistic studies. This course is both academically rigorous and relevant to the societal and linguistic needs of Wales. Our graduates work in areas such as the civil service, public relations, marketing, local government, broadcasting, publishing, teaching, and the translation, arts and heritage sectors. Welsh at Bangor is a living language of the present day rather than a relic of the past. Here you will have the opportunity to not only study and enjoy one of the most remarkable Celtic literatures in the world, but there will also be opportunities to pursue more practical modules that will prepare you for a career. This course will enable you to research independently, to practise original thinking, to get to know Welsh literature and culture in depth and to master the various registers of the language. If you so wish, you will have the opportunity to pursue your creative interests under the guidance of experienced writers and poets. You will also gain an awareness of the Welsh language in wider international contexts. What is the relationship of Welsh with the other languages of the world How does the fate of the language compare with languages like Basque and Irish How have Welsh writers and poets responded to global themes such as slavery, the Holocaust and the ecological challenge of the modern industrial world From the earliest times to the present, the choice of modules is wide and the opportunities to broaden your horizons are endless. <br><br>There has never been a more exciting time to study Welsh at Bangor. There has never been more demand for a workforce that can use Welsh at senior professional levels. The goal is clear, it has been set by the Welsh Government - a million Welsh speakers by 2050 and a truly bilingual Wales. In pursuit of that aim, there will be a great need for confident Welsh-speaking graduates, who can use their language skills in flexible ways, who can think analytically through the medium of the language and use it - both orally and in writing - in various work situations. The remarkable professional success of our students in employment - and their varied careers - already proves how entirely relevant this course is to the requirements of contemporary Wales. A proportion of them go into education, to be primary and secondary teachers, headteachers, education officers and directors of education. Others go into further education and others become university lecturers. Teaching Welsh for adults is also a key area. Television and digital and print media - including the BBC centre in Bangor - offer a cross-section of interesting jobs and have attracted other alumni into book publishing, creative writing and television scripting, public relations and marketing. There is also continuing demand for bilingual administrators and local government officers. And without the presence of Bangor's Welsh graduates, the translation industry would be quite different. And present day graduates also have every right to aim high. The National Library of Wales, The National Theatre of Wales, Cwmni Da (one of Wales' largest production companies), the Welsh Parliament's Translation and Reporting Service and Anglesey Council - what do they have in common Bangor's Welsh graduates have reached the top of their professional careers in them and are at the forefront of them all.<br><br>Placement Year and International Experience Year Available