Welsh: During this course you will be able to study aspects of Wales’s great medieval literature under expert supervision. You will also learn how Welsh literature and the Welsh language have adapted and responded to the challenges of the modern world. The School of Welsh at Bangor has responded energetically to this demand for graduates who have competence in Welsh by designing courses which are both academically rigorous and relevant to the needs of modern Wales. At Bangor you will have the opportunity to study rich and diverse literary texts extending from the tales of the Mabinogion to the dynamic literature, theatre and film of contemporary Wales. You will also follow practical language modules which will greatly enhance your career prospects. Music: During this course students will Study, create and perform music of all eras in a lively atmosphere of creative activity and scholarly endeavour. The main aim of this course is to develop knowledge of the subject and a set of skills, both subject-specific and generic, appropriate to nationally recognised undergraduate-level attainment. The knowledge base of each graduate will include historical and stylistic knowledge of core and optional periods, repertories and composers of western art music, and of optional ethnic repertories. The subject-specific skills will include a range of musicological, creative, performing and vocationally-oriented skills, and the generic skills will include skills in critical and analytic enquiry, independent and collaborative study, conceptual and logical thought, written and oral presentation, and IT.