Celtic Studies

Coursework

Celtic Studies does not offer any postgraduate degree programs. However, the following units of study are offered to postgraduate students as electives towards their areas of study:

• CLST6007 Old Irish 1
• CLST6011 Old Irish 2
• CLST6012 Middle Welsh 1
• CLST6013 Middle Welsh 2

Research

Celtic Studies offers a wide choice of topics for research, ranging from the early history of the Celts in Europe to the present situation of the Celtic languages in the British Isles, Brittany and beyond. The research can focus on a number of disciplinary aspects, including language and linguistics, archaeology, history, literature and folklore as well as music. With the exception of elective Old Irish and Middle Welsh language courses (CLST6007, CLST6011, CLST6012 and CLST6013) offered to postgraduate students, all work towards master’s degrees and doctorates in Celtic Studies is assessed by thesis only.

Contact
Website: sydney.edu.au/arts/celtic_studies/

Associate Professor Daniel Anlezark
Phone: + 61 2 9351 3828
Email:

Awards and requirements

Please refer to the degree resolutions in this Handbook and to the ‘Faculty Admissions Policy and Procedure for: Doctor of Philosophy: Pathways to admission’, for information on the specific admission requirements for different research award courses. sydney.edu.au/handbooks/arts_PG/research/phd.shtml

Master of Arts (Research)
The Master of Arts (Research) is designed to develop students' disciplinary knowledge and research skills through a program of postgraduate coursework (up to two units of study) and a supervised research project culminating in a thesis.

Master of Philosophy

Doctor of Philosophy