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Irish Heritages Studies

Master of Liberal Arts with Concentration in IRISH HERITAGES STUDIES 


This specialization combines online coursework with an onsite experience in Ireland where students will explore Dublin, Belfast, and sites of historical and cultural interest. The program is designed to provide students with an in-depth, critical understanding of the relationship between history, culture, literature and the social, political and economic development of modern Ireland. It seeks to promote an informed appreciation of the material contexts of cultural production and a conceptual grasp of a broad range of theoretical and analytical approaches to the study of Irish history, literature and culture.

University of Ulster Courses/
Diploma in Irish Cultural Heritages 
(16 q.h.)
NEW Irish Social and Cultural History 4 q.h.
NEW Twentieth Century Irish Writing 4 q.h.
NEW Culture, Equality and Differences in Northern Ireland 4 q.h.
NEW Interrogating Cultural Heritages of Ireland 4 q.h.

Northeastern University Courses
(24 q.h.)
 
HUM 3100 The Philosophical Understanding 4 q.h.
HUM 3110 Issues in Historical Thinking 4 q.h.
HUM 3120 Issues in Critical Thinking 4 q.h.
HUM 3550 Thesis 1 4 q.h.
GST 3110 Seminar in Global Training - Ireland* 8 q.h.


*This seminar course is based upon a two-week experience in Ireland and takes the place of the HUM 3555 (Thesis 2) course required in other MLA specializations.

Two Weeks Study Abroad in Ireland

Students may choose to complete 8 credits of their course requirements onsite in Ireland. This option combines an in depth overview of Irish history, politics, economy, and culture. Students will advance their own intellectual interests through participation in this faculty led experience. Students will travel throughout Dublin in Ireland, and Belfast in Northern Ireland to sites and locations such as St. Patrick's Cathedral, Trinity College, the Guinness factory, and Giant's Causeway. This experience will culminate in an individualized scholarly project. Tuition covers most of the costs associated with the study abroad programs but excludes airfare and some meals.

TOTAL QUARTER HOURS (42 q.h.)

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