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This is a full-time programme designed for graduates who wish to deepen their knowledge of Irish history.
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Designed to introduce students to the history, theory and practice of musicology, the programme is both self-contained as a programme in its own right and also ideal as a preparation for candidates who have the ambition to progress subsequently to doctoral research in musicology.
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The aim of the course is to systematically and coherently develop a range of historical research skills and thereby, further the historical understanding of local and regional communities and societies.
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The aim of the programme is to enhance the historical understanding and skills of graduates in history, to extend their capacity for historical research and thereby provide an appropriate basis for advanced research up to, and including, doctoral level.
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This programme provides multidisciplinary training in the professional skills required for
the study of Classical Antiquity and the early Middle Ages.
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MA in the History of the Family is to combine the strengths of two traditions: that of the independent researcher into family history and that of established disciplines in history particularly the well developed sub discipline of the history of the family.
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This MA programme examines the historic house within its, social, cultural and economic context. It considers issues such as the rise and decline of the country house in Ireland, historic houses as sites for luxury consumption, and the evolution of landed estates and landscapes.
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This taught MA programme can be taken either in a full-time or part-time capacity. For students who are
part time, the programme consists in the first year of one six-unit course on Ireland since 1920 and two three-unit courses on Methodology and Historiography.
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The MA offers the student the opportunity to explore early Western intellectual history through philosophical, literary and cultural approaches. It should appeal to studentswho want an overview of the foundations of modern European thought, and those who want to go on to further studies in Classics, Medieval and Renaissance studies,European studies, philosophy, or the history of ideas.
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This programme consists of six taught modules and a 20,000 word dissertation.
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Courses are provided for beginners in palaeography and diplomatic and in Latin and/or other relevant languages, though it is also possible to cater for students who already have some knowledge in these areas.
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The M.Phil provides the opportunity for in depth study of selected areas and issues in Modern Irish History. It also serves as an introduction to graduate research for students wishing to go on to pursue doctoral studies.