Master of Arts in Irish Regional History
A postgraduate programme exploring the historical development of Irish regions through a blended learning approach.
Best for:Best for history graduates or professionals with relevant experience seeking advanced study in Irish regional history.
Overview
The Master of Arts in Irish Regional History at Carlow College - St. Patrick's is a postgraduate programme designed to provide students with a deep understanding of regional historical narratives in Ireland. The curriculum is delivered through a blended learning model, combining on-campus sessions with online instruction to accommodate diverse student needs. Participants engage with historical research methodologies and primary source analysis to develop expertise in the field. The programme is structured to be completed over two years, with a Postgraduate Diploma option available for those completing the first 18 months.
What you'll do
- Attend scheduled on-campus lectures on Tuesday evenings.
- Participate in online seminar sessions on Thursday evenings.
- Conduct independent historical research using primary and secondary sources.
- Complete coursework and assessments across four semesters.
- Engage in academic discussions regarding regional historical developments.
Requirements
Degree required: Level 8 primary degree with Second-Class Honours, Grade 2 or equivalent.
Degree offered: MA
Language: English
Instruction: English
- Academic writing proficiency
- Historical research capability
- Critical analysis of historical texts
- Hold a Level 8 degree (2.2 or higher).
- Applicants with a Level 7 degree or lower-grade Level 8 may be considered via Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) with 3 years of relevant career practice.
- Applicants without a degree may be considered via RPL with 8 years of relevant career practice or a substantial publication portfolio.
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Interested candidates should visit the Carlow College admissions portal to review the postgraduate application requirements. Applications are processed through the college's official admissions office.
- Academic transcripts
- Evidence of relevant career practice (if applicable)
- Portfolio of publications (if applicable)
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