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... Irish language and literature as essential elements of contemporary Irish culture and society. Insight into the country's earlier heritage is developed through the study of mythology, poetry, saga and folklore. Why Queen's?Summer School: students receive intensive language teaching in each... Learn about: Quality Training...

... of modules that will allow them to pursue challenging cross-disciplinary themes Explore the possibilities and tensions in inter-disciplinary work Introduce students to conceptual tools allowing them to explore, critically, aspects of Irish Studies Assist students in developing focused research and the skills...

... Irish language and literature as essential elements of contemporary Irish culture and society. Insight into the country's earlier heritage is developed through the study of mythology, poetry, saga and folklore. Why Queen's?Summer School: students receive intensive language teaching in each... Learn about: Quality Training...

...offering the opportunity to study a short period or a particular theme or problem in detail, working from documents as well as secondary sources... Learn about: Quality Training...

... Irish language and literature as essential elements of contemporary Irish culture and society. Insight into the country's earlier heritage is developed through the study of mythology, poetry, saga and folklore. Why Queen's?Summer School: students receive intensive language teaching in each... Learn about: Quality Training...

...Irish Literature Late Medieval Literature Literature and Society, 1850-1930 Mapping the Anglo-Saxon World The English Language: Language and Power Stage 3 In the third... Learn about: Quality Training...

...Students on Joint Honours degree programmes normally take three Archaeology/Palaeoecology modules, in addition to three modules from their second subject... Learn about: Quality Training, Climate Change...

...while Law with French students take Le Français Juridique. Optional modules explore key issues in the modern French-speaking world: in Introduction to French Studies... Learn about: French Speaking, Cultural Diversity, Quality Training...

..., linguistics, visual cultures, and cultural identities of Europe and beyond, the cluster is founded on a dynamic and forward-looking research ethos. Within this cluster, Irish and Celtic Studies aims to promote and disseminate cutting-edge research across all periods of the Irish language and also focuses...

...their conceptual understanding of the field of international relations and conflict by studying modules such as: American Politics Deeply Divided Societies... Learn about: Quality Training...

... Irish language and literature as essential elements of contemporary Irish culture and society. Insight into the country's earlier heritage is developed through the study of mythology, poetry, saga and folklore. Why Queen's?Summer School: students receive intensive language teaching in each... Learn about: Quality Training, Social Anthropology...

... resources for history (including EEBO, ECCO, HCPP and The Times and The Irish Times Digital Archives) and occupy a new purpose-built library with growing archival holdings. Research Strengths Queen's is one of the premier research centres globally for Irish History from the twelfth to the twentieth... Learn about: British Empire...

... to take up internship positions with both The Yellow Nib and the Belfast-based poetry journal, Irish Pages. Share this course Share " "By working with amazing staff, the MA in Poetry at Queen's gave me the chance to explore and refine both my critical and creative voices." " Caitlin Newby MA in Poetry...

...: A unique opportunity for work-based learning through a nine-month placement at the Northern Ireland Assembly, with three days a week between Monday-Thursday spent at the Assembly each week Placement is combined with study at Queen’s (on Fridays) which offers the theoretical and empirical tools to inform...

... to work in the largest and most international community of historians on the island of Ireland. The School is a world-leading centre for innovative and dynamic historical research. In the 2014 UK assessment of research (REF), History at Queen’s was ranked in the top 20 departments for research. The Public... Learn about: Modern History...

...Primary or Post-Primary schools and is four years in duration. Teaching and learning for the degree are undertaken in the University Colleges...

... and practitioners. We are especially interested in applications in the following areas: RESEARCH STRENGTHS Applied Theatre Brian Friel British and American Theatre Cultural and Affect Studies Image Theatre and Work of Augusto Boal Irish Theatre Monodrama Movement and Dance Post-Conflict Theatre and Performance...

...students choose from a representative range of specialist modules, including: Broadcasting and Identity Broadcasting in a Post-Conflict Society Contemporary... Learn about: Quality Training...

..., and ensures that the dynamic tradition of poetry at Queen's extends to a wide audience and is of benefit to students, writers, and the community. Did you know? The Seamus Heaney Centre for Poetry at Queen's is the first Centre of Excellence for poetry in Ireland Share this course Share "The course was perfect... Learn about: Quality Training...

...including special educational needs, classroom management, pastoral care, diversity and inclusion, Children's Rights and digital storytelling... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...