Welcome to Glucksman Ireland House at New York University.
As one of the leading Irish Studies programs in the world, we are devoted to the interdisciplinary study of Ireland, Irish America, and the Irish diaspora. We take a broad and inclusive view of what it means to be Irish, a commitment that is reflected in all aspects of what we do.
In our teaching, research, and programming, we put Ireland in transnational and comparative contexts, emphasizing themes of empire, migration, ethnicity, and gender among others. Our faculty offer courses on all aspects of Irish history, literature, language, and culture.
We offer our own interdisciplinary M.A. in Irish and Irish-American Studies.
Research is a priority. The Glucksman Irish Diaspora Series publishes the best recent scholarly book on the history of Irish migration in North America and around the world. Our faculty edit the American Journal of Irish Studies and publish articles and books in a wide variety of venues. We have also developed the foremost archive of Irish America, with extensive holdings in local and oral history.
Glucksman Ireland House is renowned for its public programming. We work closely with local, national, and international figures and institutions to promote the study of Irish culture and we broaden our reach through a weekly public radio show, This Irish American Life, which airs on WNYE 91.5FM on Saturdays from 9am to 10am.
Glucksman Ireland House is committed to increasing and enriching diversity among our faculty, staff, students, and members.
Please check out our calendar of events and seek out our faculty for further conversation about what we do.
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