Discover Celtic culture from antiquity to the present. Courses in Celtic Studies will allow you to explore Celtic culture in the various Celtic regions of the world, including the modern Celtic languages (Irish, Scottish Gaelic, Welsh).
Celtic Studies
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why choose this program
Enhanced Celtic Skills: The Celtic Studies minor offers you comprehensive training in various communication skills, such as reading, writing, listening, and speaking. Some more specialized courses focus on Celtic culture in the various Celtic regions of the world, including the modern Celtic languages (Irish, Scottish Gaelic, Welsh).
Interactive Learning Environment: Take part in social and cultural activities or even abroad in Celtic countries.
Learning Support: Benefit from innovative and engaging resources such as specialized teaching tools, oral expression and conversation workshops, and AI‑based language‑learning technologies.
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Opportunity to acquire a solid foundation while following a Specialization or a Major in another discipline.
Must be taken in addition to a main program.
Admission requirements and deadlines for Celtic Studies
After your studies
After completing your undergraduate studies in your specialization or major (for example, a major in World Languages and Cultures) with a minor in Celtic Studies, you have two main paths to consider: continuing your studies or entering the workforce.
You may choose to pursue graduate studies in your main program, such as a Master’s degree (MA), to deepen your knowledge and develop advanced research, analytical, and critical‑thinking skills.
You may also decide to enter the job market directly. Your degree can lead to a variety of careers in fields such as Interpreter, Translator, Language school manager, Ambassador, Diplomat, Intergovernmental affairs officer, Immigration policy analyst, Communications specialist. These opportunities allow you to apply your skills in writing, speaking and Interpersonal communication in real-world settings.
Whether you choose to continue your studies or transition into the workforce, your degree provides a strong foundation for building a career related to the Celtic Studies.
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Outgoing exchange
Explore the world while studying full time at one of our partner institutions — for one or two terms — without paying international tuition fees. It’s a unique chance to broaden your horizons and enrich your university experience.
Graduate Students' Association (GSAMLL)
The GSAMLL is a member of the larger Graduate Students Association of University of Ottawa. Our mandate is to enhance environment in which our members pursue their collective academic interests.
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