Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes MSP welcomes the University's Gaelic Plan 2025-2030. Read our Gaelic Plan View media transcript The University of Edinburgh has long made a vital contribution to Gaelic development. This is seen in your language plan and its contribution to fulfilling the aims of the National Gaelic Language Plan. It is also evident in the university's status as a major centre of study for Gaelic and Celtic, its importance in training Gaelic medium teachers. ’S fhada a tha àite riatanach air a bhith aig Oilthigh Dhùn Èideann ann an leasachadh na Gàidhlig. Chìthear sin ann am plana Gàidhlig an oilthigh agus mar a tha seo a’ cur ri amasan Plana Nàiseanta na Gàidhlig. Tha e cuideachd follaiseach ann an inbhe an oilthigh mar aon de na prìomh làraichean airson ionnsachadh na Gàidhlig agus Ceiltis agus cho cudromach sa tha e do thrèanadh thidsearan Gàidhlig. News and Updates Gaelic News John MacLeod Memorial Festival 2026 programme launchedVolunteers wanted to prepare Gaelic for AISave the date: Seanchas agus Shinty SticksCelebrating 900 years of the City of Edinburgh Events Gaelic Week EdinburghConversation Circles Get involved Learning Opportunities Degree Programmes Gaelic Short CoursesLearn About Gaelic Contact Us Get in touch with questions and suggestions. Contact our Gaelic Officer. Sign up to our Gaelic newsletter Receive the latest Gaelic news and event updates from the University and Edinburgh Gaelic community. Join the Gaelic Society The Gaelic Society is one of the longest-running student societies at the University and welcomes new members. Gaelic Edinburgh Award Develop your personal and professional skillset and gain recognition for volunteering in the local Gaelic community. Resources Resources Gaelic in EdinburghLanguage PacksEDI Gaelic GlossaryGaelic Merchandise Collections School of Scottish Studies ArchivesTobar an Dualchais / Kist o RichesNew College Gaelic Plan Gaelic Plan 2025-2030Working Group This article was published on Tuesday 29 October 2024