Interesting-sounding master's degrees

[smmg]

Making a list of master's degrees i like the sound of, mostly for myself. I'll probably add to this later as well.

Postgraduate entry:

• Medieval Britain and Europe MA (Aberystwyth University)
• Linguistics MA (Bangor University)
• The Celts MA (Bangor University)
• Latin PGCert (University of Wales Trinity Saint David)
• Medieval Studies MA (University of Wales Trinity Saint David)
• Cornish Studies MPhil (Institute of Cornish Studies, University of Exeter)
• Medieval Irish Studies MA (Maynooth University)
• Anthropology MA (Maynooth University)
• Ancient and Medieval Languages PGDip (University College Cork)
• Celtic Civilisation HDip, also an MA (University College Cork)
• Anthropology MA (University College Cork)
• Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Celtic MPhil (University of Cambridge)
• Medieval Literatures and Languages MA (University of York)
• Medieval Studies MA* (Friedrich Schiller University Jena)
• Indo-European Studies MA* (Friedrich Schiller University Jena)
• Indo-European Studies and Historical Linguistics MA* (Friedrich Schiller University Jena)
• Applied Linguistics MA* (Universität Wien)
• Indo-European Studies and Historical Linguistics MA* (Universität Wien)

Undergraduate entry:

• Celtic and Anglo-Saxon Studies MA (University of Aberdeen)
• Celtic & Anglo-Saxon Studies and Language & Linguistics MA (University of Aberdeen)
• Celtic and Scandinavian Studies MA (University of Edinburgh)

I don't think I can get funding for any of the Scottish undergrad-entry ones unfortunately, so I'm less likely to do them although they sound really interesting too.

* = dependent on my German getting to C1.