Master of Arts in Public History & Cultural Heritage
A postgraduate programme exploring the practice, production, and promotion of public history and cultural heritage.
Best for:Best for students and professionals interested in heritage management, public history practice, and cultural communication.
Overview
The Master of Arts in Public History & Cultural Heritage at the University of Limerick is designed for individuals passionate about the intersection of history and public engagement. The curriculum covers the practical, theoretical, and performative aspects of public history, including how heritage is produced, managed, and promoted in contemporary society. Students will engage with diverse methodologies to understand how history is communicated to wider audiences. The programme is suitable for those seeking to develop professional skills in the heritage sector or pursue further academic research.
What you'll do
- Engage with theoretical frameworks regarding public history and cultural heritage.
- Participate in the practical application of historical research for public audiences.
- Develop skills in the promotion and performance of historical narratives.
- Complete coursework and assessments as required by the Master's programme curriculum.
Requirements
Degree required: Primary degree (Level 8 NFQ) with first or second class honours in a relevant subject, or equivalent prior learning.
Degree offered: Master of Arts
Language: English; applicants must satisfy the University's English language requirements.
Instruction: English
- Academic background in history or a related discipline.
- Demonstrated interest in public history or cultural heritage.
- Proficiency in English language.
- Hold a primary degree (Level 8) with at least second-class honours.
- Meet the University of Limerick English language proficiency standards.
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How to apply
Applicants must submit their qualification transcripts, a copy of their passport or birth certificate, a CV, and a personal statement outlining their expectations for the programme. If qualifications were obtained in a non-English speaking country, an official translation and an English language competency certificate are required. Applications are processed through the University of Limerick's graduate studies portal.
- Qualification transcripts
- Qualification certificates
- Copy of birth certificate or passport
- CV
- Personal statement
- English language competency certificate
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