MA (Hons) Scottish Studies in Edinburgh United Kingdom | The University of Edinburgh

This interdisciplinary program enables you to explore artistic, humanistic, and social science perspectives on national studies from multiple angles. Rooted in the School of Literature, Languages, and Cultures while emphasizing these disciplines, the curriculum encourages engagement with diverse university departments sharing an interest in Scottish studies. You can incorporate courses from Celtic studies, history, political science, sociology, and archaeology, blending them with subjects focusing on ethnology, heritage, creative arts, and cultural expression. The program examines Scotland's cultural evolution, investigating how literature, music, and visual arts have influenced national identity. It analyzes the intricate connection between culture and politics while drawing international comparisons to situate Scotland within global contexts. Students benefit from access to world-class archives and can utilize significant collections at Scotland's premier cultural institutions. These historical resources, combined with contemporary digital media, provide exceptional research materials for developing specialized interests and projects, culminating in a self-selected dissertation during your final honors years.