Celtic Studies
The Celtic Studies program offers a wide variety of undergraduate courses on the languages, literatures, history, music, folklore, art and archaeology of the peoples of Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
The program examines Celtic identities in the modern as well as the ancient and medieval world, and explores the transmission of these traditions to Canada and the United States.
Admission Information
- Apply to the Humanities admission category on the St. George campus
- Six Grade 12 U or M courses, including English are required
- Students outside of Ontario should have the equivalent senior high school credits
Honours Bachelor of Arts Program
- Celtic Studies (specialist, major and minor options)
First-Year Courses
- SMC 141Y1 – Introduction to the Irish Language
Advice for First Year
The foundation course for the program, SMC240Y1 – Celtic Cultures Through the Ages, is offered at the second-year level and is open to first-year students.
In addition, we recommend that students take an introductory language course in first year.
Careers
A degree in Celtic Studies is good preparation for a career in education, journalism, arts and entertainment, or communications.
Many of our students pursue graduate work in history, mediaeval studies, literature, archaeology, folklore, and library science.
