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Lecture Timetable

Lecture Timetable 2025-2026 (Celtic Civilisation)

Detailed information on module content, lecture venues, and optional modules from other disciplines (which can be taken in Second Year and Final Year of the programme), can be found in the course booklets, available here.

While every effort is made to ensure that all the information below is correct, issues can always arise with respect to staffing, venue availability, and/or size of room allocation, etc., which require later amendments to the timetable. Slots marked with an asterisk (*) can be rescheduled depending on student timetables. If a slot is marked with a double asterisk (**), this indicates that the module is not available during the current academic year.

Notice regarding Language modules: Please contact Dr Isaac directly for the timetable for Modern Welsh Language modules (WE111, WE113, WE212) and contact Dr Ó hAisibéil if you are interested in studying Medieval Irish Language (SG221, SG222, SG317, SG319). 

Semester 1 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

9-10

 

 SG3102 Celtic Onomastics   SG111 Early & Medieval History of the Celts SG223 Society and Social Institutions in the Celtic-speaking West SG1101 Medieval Celtic Literature B
SG223 Society and Social Institutions in the Celtic-speaking West
10-11          
11-12     SG3100 The Cultural Impact of Christianity    
12-1          
1-2       SG215 Medieval Irish Literature c.700-1100  
2-3       SG216 The Stories of Medieval Wales  
SG3102 Celtic Onomastics
3-4 SG3100 The Cultural Impact of Christianity   SG1100 Medieval Celtic Literature A    
4-5 SG215 Medieval Irish Literature c.700-1100 SG216 The Stories of Medieval Wales   SG111 Early & Medieval History of the Celts  
SG313 The Poetry of Medieval Wales
5-6     SG313 The Poetry of Medieval Wales    

 

Semester 2 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

9-10

     SG116 Celtic Mythology, Religion & Folklore SG220 King Arthur and the Holy Grail SG1101 Medieval Celtic Literature B
10-11          
11-12         SG320 Women in the Celtic-speaking West
12-1     SG220 King Arthur and the Holy Grail    
1-2       *SG219 The Celtic Languages in the Modern World SG316 The Celtic Languages and their Relatives
2-3       SG217 'A field of gods and men': Celtic Myths  
SG3103 Poets and Patrons
3-4 SG320 Women in the Celtic-speaking West   SG1100 Medieval Celtic Literature A    
4-5 SG217 'A field of gods and men': Celtic Myths *SG219 The Celtic Languages in the Modern World SG316 The Celtic Languages and their Relatives SG116 Celtic Mythology, Religion & Folklore  
5-6 SG3103 Poets and Patrons        

 

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