阿伯丁的凯尔特人和盎格鲁-撒克逊人的研究和社会学为您提供了关于凯尔特人，盎格鲁-撒克逊人和斯堪的纳维亚人的生活和遗产的综合研究，对社会如何以各种方式塑造我们作为个人的方式进行了更深入的探索–帮助我们要了解自己，与他人的关系以及我们在瞬息万变的世界中所面临的挑战，并发展智力技能，以成为一个非常有吸引力的毕​​业生，并拥有广泛的职业选择。阿伯丁（Aberdeen）一直是凯尔特人研究中心，现已成为北极地区各个方面，包括其人民及其社会的领先研究中心。您将学习语言，文学，文化和历史，这些语言的灵感来自中世纪英国，爱
Celtic & Anglo-Saxon Studies and Sociology at Aberdeen adds to your comprehensive study of the lives and legacy of the Celtic, Anglo-Saxon and Scandinavian peoples with a deeper exploration of how society shapes us as individuals in all sorts of ways – helping us to understand ourselves, our relationships with others, and the challenges we face in a changing world and developing intellectual skills to be a very attractive graduate with very wide career options.Aberdeen has been a centre for Celtic studies for more than a century and is now a leading research centre in all aspects of the northern polar regions including its peoples and their societies. You will study languages, literature, culture and history, inspired by leading specialists in the history and literature of Britain, Ireland and Scandinavia in the Middle Ages, in medieval Celtic and Scandinavian literature, and the cultural history of Ireland and Anglo-Saxon England.In Sociology, you will look at topics including the sociology of the family, the impact of religion on society and study the worklife balance. You will be taught by academic staff with international reputations for conducting high-quality research in social movements, religion and secularisation, conflict and peace and global political sociology. And you will become skilled in the social research methods used to gather the evidence to better understand aspects of society – which could be observation, interviews, large-scale surveys or analysing the content of documents and videos.You will develop great skills in thinking critically and posing probing questions – skills which have tremendous value to employers across the public, private and third sectors, opening opportunities in arts and heritage, journalism, marketing and advertising, local and national government, social and market research, charities, teaching, health and social services and human resources.