Irish Studies Concentration

Concentration Program

The interdisciplinary concentration in Irish Studies requires eighteen credit hours of courses with full or significant Irish and/or Irish-diaspora content.

This concentration is ONLY available for students who have as their major the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies or the Online Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies.

Course Requirements: 18

Select 18 credit hours from the following:

ANTH 3332 - European Cultures (3 Credit Hours)
ENGL 2100 - Literature And Humanities (3 Credit Hours) (specifically the section entitled ‘Ireland Home and Away’)
ENGL 5235 - Irish Literature to 1850 (3 Credit Hours)
ENGL 5236 - Irish Literature Since 1850 (3 Credit Hours)
ENGL 5238 - Irish Women Writers (3 Credit Hours)
ENGL 5440 - Early British Literature (3 Credit Hours)
HIST 3431 - Modern Britain: 1485 to the Present (3 Credit Hours)
IDS 2000 - Diaspora Studies (3 Credit Hours)
IRSH 1001 - Irish Language, Gaeilge: I (3 Credit Hours)
IRSH 2001 - Irish Language, Gaeilge: II (3 Credit Hours)
IRSH 2130 - Introduction to Irish Culture (3 Credit Hours)
IRSH 3090 - Selected Topics in Irish Studies (3 Credit Hours)
IRSH 3333 - Irish Theatre (3 Credit Hours)
or THEA 3333 - Irish Theatre (3 Credit Hours)
IRSH 3430 - Ireland in Film (3 Credit Hours)
IRSH 3432 - Northern Irish Identities, Conflict, and Peace-Making (3 Credit Hours)
PHIL 4433 - The Irish Philosophical Tradition (3 Credit Hours)

Total Credit Hours: 18

Advisement

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