Irish Undergraduate Degrees

... 2 and 3. The remaining modules, ‘Literature and Society in Ireland: An Introduction’ (Semester 2), ‘Writing Matters’ and ‘Contemporary British Fiction...

... Europe, Africa, Asia and North America, and on European expansion overseas, as well as on Ireland and Great Britain. Within these areas, there are modules dealing with political developments, religious and economic change, and with social and cultural history, including modules in gender and women‘s... Learn about: Quality Training...

.... For example, you can select elements (courses) focused on Tudor and Stuart England and Ireland or Fascism and Dictatorship in twentieth century Europe. You will engage with a wide variety of historical evidence throughout the whole of your degree programme. History at Liverpool Hope is part of the supportive...

...This degree combines the study of modern British, Irish and world history, focusing on Europe, America, Asia and Africa. You’ll approach history from many different directions, and a rich range of themes are present in our teaching: cultural history, economic and social history, gender history... Learn about: World History...

...History at Ulster covers the period from early modern era to the 20th Century. Students are given the opportunity to select from a diverse range of modules that cover Ireland, Britan, the Americas, Africa and Asia. Political, social, economic and cultural history are given due weighting... Learn about: Media Studies...

... 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...

... occupational goals. You will have the option of studying subjects such as poetry and poetics, creative writing, Gothic literature, gender and culture, children’s fiction and American, Irish... Learn about: Creative Writing...

... And Gender In Britain C 1800 - C 1950 The Irish In Britain, C.1830-1922 The Third Reich... Learn about: History education, Social History, Social Theory...

... of Sound recording. They will also explore aspects of lighting design both practically and theoretically. Modern Irish Literature Optional Modern Irish... Learn about: Theatre Education, Creative Writing...

... of interest. The Seamus Heaney Centre for Poetry, under the auspices of the School of English, is the first Centre of Excellence for poetry in Ireland and its director is the internationally-renowned poet Ciaran Carson. It provides resources for emerging and established poets, researchers and critics... Learn about: Quality Training...

... the Restoration, the th Century, Romantics and Victorians. Options include poetry and poetics, Shakespeare and his contemporaries, American literature and creative writing, Gothic stories, Irish literature, children’s fiction, world literature and histories of perception. You will also have plenty of opportunity... Learn about: Creative Writing, World Literature...

... will be viewed on stage or on video. 15 credits. ETH: Theatre of Revival and Revolt: 20th Century Ireland ETH: Theatre of Revival and Revolt: 20th Century Ireland... Learn about: Theatre Arts...

... of Sound recording. They will also explore aspects of lighting design both practically and theoretically. Modern Irish Literature Optional Modern Irish... Learn about: Theatre Education, Creative Writing...

...Overview Archaeology explores a wide range of evidence that documents the human past - from artefacts, monuments and settlements to entire landscapes - and from these interprets how societies have adapted and developed. Modules focus on different periods of World, European and Irish/British... Learn about: Climate Change, Quality Training...

... with English through other departments (such as Irish Studies) * To ensure that individual programmes of study include familiarity with earlier literature... Learn about: Skills and Training, Basic IT, English Language...

... (such as translation into English, translation into French and Irish, comprehension, writing summaries etc.), in-class tests, language exams, and oral exams. Feedback... Learn about: Quality Training, Cultural Diversity, French Speaking...

...) and the role of the media in conflict. Why Queen's?Centre of Excellence: the School of Politics, International Studies and Philosophy at Queen's has 33 full-time academics, making it the largest institutional centre for the study of these subjects in Ireland and one of the largest in the UK. Placement:... 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: Social Anthropology, Quality Training...

... and take a degree other than Education, applying on graduation to the one-year postgraduate teacher training course (PGCE) in the University's School of Education. St Mary's and Stranmillis offer specialist PGCE programmes in Irish-Medium education and Early Years Education respectively. Either way...

... Introduction to Shakespeare and Renaissance Drama Introduction to American Writing Irish Literature Late Medieval Literature Literature and Society, 1850-1930... Learn about: Quality Training...