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Center for Celtic Studies

Examine the history, cultures, and languages of the Celtic regions.

The Celtic world offers a dynamic forum for the combined study of language, culture, politics, education, and the arts. The Center for Celtic Studies provides enrichment to both UWM students and the community at large through the certificate program and the Center’s many activities and resources.

Studying Abroad in Ireland

All UWM students are encouraged to participate in a study-abroad program. Enrollment in the Celtic Studies Certificate Program is not a prerequisite. Credits earned via study abroad through a UWM-sponsored program count as residence credits toward the certificate.

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