Minor in Irish Studies
The interdisciplinary minor enables the student to combine Irish-related courses and core requirements into a unified program of studies. The minor prepares students for graduate work in the field or to satisfy a special interest area by acquiring a more comprehensive understanding of Irish history and culture at the undergraduate level. The University has an agreement with Mary Immaculate College in Limerick, Ireland, for study abroad at either the undergraduate or graduate level. The Irish Studies Program curriculum enhances these opportunities.
Minor in Irish Studies: 18 credit hours
Required courses: 9 credit hours
Irish Studies
IRST 3365- Ireland since 1600
4392- Directed Reading/Independent Study
English
ENGL 4393- Modern Irish Literature
Electives: 9 credit hours from courses listed below
Art History
ARTHS 4392- Directed Readings
Drama
DRAM 4392- Directed Readings
English
ENGL 4393- Modern Irish Playwrights
4393- James Joyce
4393- Modern Irish Women Writers
4393- Ulysses
Political Science
POSC 4393- Contemporary Irish Political and Social Issues
Theology
THEO 4336- American Catholic Heritage
4393- Celtic Spirituality
Irish Studies
IRST 1331- Elementary Irish I
1332- Elementary Irish II
3365- Ireland since 1600
4392- Directed Readings in Irish Studies
4393- Special Topics in Irish Studies |
