Irish & Global Conflict History Master's
Explore twentieth-century international conflict, warfare impact, and diplomatic conflict resolution.
Best for:Best for history graduates and professionals seeking advanced study in twentieth-century warfare and diplomatic history.
Overview
This Master's programme at the University of Limerick offers students the opportunity to examine Irish and global conflicts throughout the twentieth century, recognised as the most violent period in recorded history. The curriculum is designed to foster a deep understanding of how various nations experienced war differently, while dedicating significant focus to conflict resolution, diplomatic history, and state negotiations. Students are expected to engage thoroughly with historical texts, participate in critical discussions, and complete advanced coursework. The programme is ideal for individuals looking to build specialised expertise in military history and international relations.
What you'll do
- Attend lectures, seminars, and workshops focused on twentieth-century conflict and diplomacy
- Analyze primary and secondary historical sources relating to global and Irish warfare
- Examine historical case studies of state negotiations and international peace efforts
- Complete written assignments, research papers, and examinations as part of the curriculum
- Engage in critical discussions surrounding the societal impacts of war
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor’s degree (NFQ Level 8) with at least a second-class honours grade 2 (2:2) in history or a constituent subject
Degree offered: Master of Arts (Level 9 NFQ)
Language: English
Instruction: English
- Foundational knowledge of historical research methodologies
- Ability to critically evaluate historical literature and primary sources
- Strong written and verbal communication skills for academic discourse
- Capacity for analytical thinking regarding complex political and military events
- Applicants must hold an NFQ Level 8 bachelor's degree or demonstrate equivalent knowledge, skills, and experience via Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
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Interested applicants should submit their application through the university's official graduate studies application portal. Ensure all necessary academic transcripts and supporting documentation are provided upon application.
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