Carlow College Student Literary Awards 2019
Building on the awards of previous years, the Carlow College, St Patrick’s Literary Awards 2019 will bring together their entire College community – first year to fourth year, humanities to…
Humanities & Social Sciences
Thinking of doing a Bachelor of Arts? The BA is one of the most popular third-level degrees because of the wide variety of courses to choose from.
In this section, we give an overview of the kinds of courses you could choose as part of a BA. These include art history, classics, economics, European studies, English literature, world literature, librarianship, philosophy, theology, social and community work, sociology, psychology and more. The choice is almost endless…
Careers In Screen Day 28th February
Do you want to get into film? Following the success of last year’s inaugural event, the IFI and the Virgin Media Dublin International Film Festival will once again offer an…
IADT Open Days
Open Days 23 + 24 November Come along to IADT’s Open Days — explore the campus and find out more about the fantastic courses they have on offer. Talk to…
NUI Galway Launch First Music Degree
In September 2018, NUI Galway admitted its first cohort of students undertaking a Bachelor of Arts honours degree in Music. This is an exciting development for music making and music…
NUI Galway Symposium on Sexual Consent
This NUI Galway Symposium will critically examine the grey areas of sexual consent. What Role Can Performance Play in Changing the Script? This symposium puts the participants work in conversation…
Why Study Arts? The Benefits of an Education in Arts and Humanities
Year on year, Arts is by far the most popular CAO option for Irish school leavers. Arts and Humanities may not have a dedicated career path, unlike law, medicine of…
Willkommen. Bienvenue. Funding Announced for Foreign Languages
Good news for 2nd level students and teachers alike! If you’re handy with your French verbs, and a pro at ordering paella on your holidays, there might be a few…
Young Creatives’ Advice: Directing for Theatre and Shakespeare
Ahead of delivering his specialised Directing for Theatre Training Certificate at Maynooth University, Peter Hussey (Artistic Director of Crooked House Theatre Company) has collected a few words of wisdom from…
NUI Galway Exhibition on New Face of Italian Publishing
His Excellency Paolo Serpi, Ambassador of Italy to Ireland, and Professor Brian Hughes, Dean of International Affairs, NUI Galway, will officially open a new exhibition, Cover Revolution! Illustrators and the…
Theology and Religious Studies
Being of a religious persuasion is not a prerequisite for these courses. Theology and Religious Studies attracts just as many non-believers as devotees. Student learn about the theory, contexts and…
Art History and Arts Administration
Art History and Arts Administration are ideal for those who want to work in the arts. A love of art does not necessarily mean the desire to be an artist.…
Classics
A Classics degree is not a particularly pragmatic or job-focused course. However, it offers a well-balanced education. As a result it can open up a range of career options. Graduates go…
Librarianship
Libraries have been around for 4, 000 years, and are an integral part of most human societies. They gather and organise the records of human knowledge and experience. This can…
Social and Community Work
Social and community work is necessary and important work. In every society there are people at risk of social exclusion. There is rarely a single influencing factor. More often, it is…
English
While many people enjoy a good read, studying English at college is really for those who wish to explore and research the best of modern and classic literature. Students engage…
Geography
The Ancient Greeks coined the the term geography. Roughly this translates as “to describe the earth.” The name hints at the scale of this discipline. As you can guess, geography encompasses…
History
The Roman politician and philosopher Cicero once claimed that:”History is the witness that testifies to the passing of time; it illuminates reality, vitalises memory, provides guidance in daily life and…
Philosophy and Theology
Philosophy seeks to unearth universal truths by utilising reason and logic. It tackles concepts such as existence (ontology), morality (ethics), nature (metaphysics), and knowledge (epistemology). Theology also uses reason and…
European Studies
European Studies a fascinatingly varied topic of study and Ireland’s future is firmly tied with the European Union economically, politically, legally, and socially. Because of this, many Irish graduates want…
Politics, International Relations, and European Studies
Students of politics, international relations and European studies learn about a wide variety of subjects. These include the social, economic, and political structure of contemporary societies. They also examine a…
