MA Irish History in Belfield Ireland | University College Dublin

Founded in 1854, University College Dublin boasts a rich heritage intertwined with Ireland's story, serving as a pivotal institution in shaping the nation's progress. The School of History, Ireland's largest, has consistently driven scholarly discourse and investigation into Irish society, culture, and political development. This MA program offers students the opportunity to collaborate with distinguished Irish historians, upholding the tradition of delivering insightful, contextual, and innovative research in Irish history for broad audiences. Our curriculum adopts an international outlook, examining Irish events within global and comparative frameworks.

DURATION:1 Years / 2 Years
NEXT INTAKE:2024/2025 September

UCD's academic staff pursue varied research specializations, mirrored in our diverse module offerings spanning medieval to contemporary eras. These explore thematic areas including religious history, environmental studies, medical history, gender studies, conflict analysis, and 20th-century Irish politics.

Instruction occurs through seminar-based learning, cultivating skills in presentation, critical analysis, articulate communication, and precise academic writing. Students can tailor their academic journey, selecting from courses covering medieval, early-modern, and modern historical periods.