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Welcome to Gaelic Studies! Our reputation for teaching Gaelic has grown since we first taught Gaelic to degree students in 1916. Appropriately, given our location, we specialise in teaching the language and culture of Scottish Gaelic, led by staff who are passionate about teaching and research.
The Department of Gaelic at Aberdeen is host to leading research and teaching in Gaelic literature, society and culture. Benefitting from our situation in the north of Scotland, and within easy reach of the Highlands of Scotland, our Degree programme in Gaelic studies is informed directly by our strengths in Gaelic research.
The Department publishes the journal Scottish Gaelic Studies, which is a leading peer-reviewed journal in the discipline.
Gaelic Studies offers joint, and combined MA degrees, as well as opportunities for postgraduate study. The links on the left will provide you with information about the degree programmes offered, our research activity and about Gaelic in the North East of Scotland.
Also take the opportunity to attend an open day hosted by the University so you can visit us and experience life on campus and in the city.
School of Language, Literature, Music & Visual Culture
The University of Aberdeen
King's College
Aberdeen
AB24 3UF
Scotland, UK
Email: llmvc.enquiries@abdn.ac.uk