Scottish Studies allows students to learn about the linguistic and literary heritage of Scotland in its broadest sweep by drawing on the expertise of the English and Gaelic disciplines, while also setting Scottish culture in its historical context through the study of Scottish History. Why Aberdeen? * The University has lively teaching and research departments of Celtic and Gaelic, English and History, all of which offer courses relating to the study of Scotland. * This multi-disciplinary degree programme allows students to learn from distinguished specialists in the distinct departments, and contextualises their studies in an overarching framework. * The University of Aberdeen is home to two major research institutes with Scottish culture at their core: the Research Institute of Irish and Scottish Studies and the Elphinstone Institute. * Situated in the north of Scotland, Aberdeen's cultural identity is vibrant: celebrating the traditional and embracing the modern. Studying here offers an excellent opportunity to study Scotland's diverse heritage in an exciting location

A degree in Scottish Studies generates opportunities across a range of employment possibilities and those fluent in Scottish Gaelic may find employment opportunities particularly good. Broadcasting, journalism, teaching and librarianship are among the career options open to Scottish Studies graduates. The analytical, oral and written skills you develop during your studies are highly sought after by all prospective employers. Finding your direction There are many opportunities at the University of Aberdeen to develop your knowledge, gain experience and build a competitive set of skills to enhance your employability. This is essential for your future career success. The Careers Service can help you to plan your career and support your choices throughout your time with us – from first to final year – and beyond.