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Bangor University, MA, Welsh Studies

Bangor University
 United Kingdom

 

Study mode Start date Duration
Full-time n/a years: 1
Part-time n/a years: 2
This course is suitable for students with interests in Welsh literature (whether written in English or translated from Welsh); in Celtic archaeology and history; in contemporary Welsh history; politics and society archaeology; in theology; music; bilingualism and in Welsh heritage and culture; it is both a research training degree and a free-standing course; it is organised through a cross-departmental research institute (the Welsh Institute for Social and Cultural Affairs, or WISCA) but draws on expertise from a wide range of departments.

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  • In north Wales, situated between Snowdon and the sea.
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