Courses & Secondary
Fields in Celtic
Friends of
Harvard
Celtic Studies
Department of Celtic Languages and Literatures
Barker Center, 12 Quincy Street,
Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138
Tel: 617-495-1206 | Fax: 617-495-1010
E-mail: celtic@fas.harvard.edu
© 2009, The President and Fellows
of Harvard College.
Fall and Spring Courses in Celtic
• FAS Courses of Instruction 2009-2010:
Celtic Languages and Literatures
• Courses meet Monday - Friday in the daytime
• For those enrolled in graduate degree programs in Celtic Languages and Literatures
• For students enrolled in Harvard College and Harvard affiliated schools
• Celtic Core Course, primarily for Undergraduates: Literature and Arts C-20 (scroll down to description)
• Available for Special Students (Graduate School of Arts and Sciences website)
• Courses meet Monday - Friday in the daytime
• For those enrolled in graduate degree programs in Celtic Languages and Literatures
• For students enrolled in Harvard College and Harvard affiliated schools
• Celtic Core Course, primarily for Undergraduates: Literature and Arts C-20 (scroll down to description)
• Available for Special Students (Graduate School of Arts and Sciences website)
Summer Courses in Celtic
• Summer School Courses 2009:
Celtic Languages and Literatures
• Offered by the Harvard Summer School, 51 Brattle Street, Cambridge, MA
• Offered by the Harvard Summer School, 51 Brattle Street, Cambridge, MA
Extension Courses in Celtic
• Extension School Courses 2009-2010:
Celtic Languages and Literatures
• Offered by the Harvard Extension School, 51 Brattle Street, Cambridge, MA
• Celtic ALM Degree also offered in the Harvard Extension School
• Offered by the Harvard Extension School, 51 Brattle Street, Cambridge, MA
• Celtic ALM Degree also offered in the Harvard Extension School
Secondary Fields in Celtic
• Secondary Fields in Celtic for Undergraduates (Harvard College Website)
• PhD Secondary Field in Celtic Medieval Languages and Literatures (GSAS Website)
• PhD Secondary Field in Celtic Medieval Languages and Literatures (GSAS Website)