Ma celtic and archaeology in University of edinburgh

If you are already qualified in Scottish Gaelic, you will study Gaelic 1B, focusing on Scottish Gaelic language and literature. If you are a beginner you will study Gaelic 1A, concentrating on language learning. Introduction to Gaelic Language & Culture includes a basic language-learning opportunity. Celtic Civilisation 1A and 1B provide overviews of the social and cultural history of the Celtic peoples from late prehistoric times to the present, including language, literature, religion and art.

UCAS Application, UCAS Personal Statement, UCAS Reference, A Levels: ABB. GCSEs: English at Grade C or 4, a language other than English at Grade B or 6 (if not at A Level) and Mathematics or an approved science at Grade C or 4.Test scores: IELTS, TOEFL, PTE

Field Technician, Crew Chief, Field Supervisor, Project Archaeologist, Manager

15th Jan