Gaelic language and culture
Play a part in securing the future of Gaelic language and culture in our society for generations to come on our Gaelic with development course. Join work placements, field trips and opportunities to study at a university abroad. Study Gaelic and related studies in the vibrant Gaelic-speaking environments of the Isle of Lewis or Skye, exploring Gaelic society and its origins and digging deeper into its history.
Begin your journey into teaching Gaelic at primary or secondary level via an immersive Gaelic and education course. Have 30 weeks of in-school experience and gain your degree in four years, allowing you a direct route into teaching.
Combine your love of Gaelic with your dream of working in television, radio, or journalism. Gaelic media is delivered in conjunction with broadcast and media organisations in Scotland, such as the BBC and MG Alba, benefit from masterclasses given by recognised industry specialists, enhance your language skills, and emerge with the skills and connections needed to pursue a successful career in media. Immerse yourself in a vibrant Gaelic and traditional music environment as a traditional singer or instrumentalist. Benefit from strong practical elements and learn from leading musicians, with frequent opportunities to perform and record, and the opportunity to study abroad in your fourth year.


Cùrsaichean fo-cheum
- An Cùrsa Adhartais
- An Cùrsa Comais
- Ghàidhlig
- Gàidhlig agus Ceòl Traidiseanta
- Gàidhlig agus Conaltradh
- Gàidhlig agus Eòlas Co-cheangailte
- Gàidhlig agus Foghlam
- Na Meadhanan Gàidhlig
- Gàidhlig le Leasachadh
Cùrsaichean for-cheum
Undergraduate
- An Cùrsa Adhartais (English)
- An Cùrsa Comais (English)
- Archaeology with Gaelic Studies
- Gaelic
- Gaelic and Communication
- Gaelic and Related Studies
- Gaelic and Education
- Gaelic and Traditional Music
- Gaelic Media
- Gaelic with Development
- Sustainable Development with Gaelic Studies
If you don't initially meet the entry requirements for degree study there is always another route and you may want to consider an access course.
Postgraduate

Pathways to study
If you don't initially meet the entry requirements for degree study there is always another route and you may want to consider an HNC or access course.

Anna, Gaelic and education student
Careers
Graduates progress into a variety of roles:
- Gaelic development
- Primary, secondary and university teaching and education
- Gaelic media
- Traditional music
- Language and community development
- Gaelic culture, arts and heritage
- Tourism
- Research
70% of businesses believe Gaelic is an asset to their business
