Long-term and Degree Courses in Celtic Languages: North America

Cornell University offers classes through the Department of Linguistics in Scottish Gaelic and Welsh, and some general courses on the Celtic languages.

La Salle University in Philadelphia offers Irish classes. See the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures for more information.

Memorial University of Newfoundland offers Irish classes through the Linguistics Department.

SUNY Buffalo offers Irish classes regularly through their World Languages Institute.

The University of Arizona's Critical Language Program occasionally provides self-instructional classes in Irish and Scottish Gaelic.

UCLA offers classes in Old Irish and Medieval Welsh. See the Language Resource Center for more info.

The University of Cincinnati sometimes offers Irish and Scottish Gaelic classes. Contact james.hall@uc.edu for more information.

The University of Minnesota, Twin Cities provides elementary Irish classes every few years, through the English Department. Contact stenson@tc.umn.edu for information.

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill sometimes offers Irish and Welsh classes through the English Department.

The University of Pennsylvania offers classes in Irish through the Penn Language Center.

The University of Pittsburgh offers Irish, Scottish Gaelic and Welsh classes occasionally through it Less-Commonly-Taught Language Center.

The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee offers classes in Irish. See their Linguistics Department site for more info.

The University of St Thomas in St Paul, Minnesota offers Irish classes. See the The Center for Irish Studies for more information about Irish studies at the school.

Vassar College offers Irish classes when there is sufficient demand. They differ from traditional classes because the classes are "supervised self-study", with weekly drill sessions. See the Self-Instructional Language Program page for more information.

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