Course Offerings

FALL 2020 CURRICULAR PLAN

 

We are offering all of our fall graduate courses online this semester. Glucksman Ireland House will continue to offer a wide range of co-curricular programming for students during the semester. Please check social media and our webpage for the most current information: https://as.nyu.edu/irelandhouse.html In addition, the Director of Graduate Studies, Dr. Miriam Nyhan Grey will host regular "office hours” via Zoom to meet with students. Please email man306@nyu.edu for assistance. 

 

 

Graduate Courses for Fall 2020 (all 4 points)

IRISH STUDIES SEMINAR I (required course)
IRISH-GA 1001 MA Seminar I (4 points)
Instructor: Miriam Nyhan Grey
Schedule: Mondays 5:00-7:30 PM

 

Ireland And The Environment

Irish-GA 1441

Instructor: Kelly Sullivan

Schedule: Tuesdays 6:10-8:40 PM

 

POSTCOLONIAL IRELAND IN THE AMERICAN CONTEXT

IRISH-GA 1441/HIST-GA 1414
Instructor: Marion Casey
Schedule: Tuesdays 6:10-8:40 PM


HISTORY OF MODERN IRELAND I
IRISH-GA 1416/EURO-GA 1416
Instructor: Tom Truxes
Schedule: Wednesdays 3:30-6:00 PM



 

Other

IRISH-GA 1097 Independent Study
Miriam Nyhan Grey
Contact Irish Studies for registration code

IRISH-GA 1099 Guided Research
Miriam Nyhan Grey
Contact Irish Studies for registration code

Interdisciplinary Irish Studies

  • Irish Studies Seminar I
  • Irish Studies Seminar II: Irish (Gaelic) Language
  • Modern Irish Gaelic Tradition in Literature and Folklore
  • Topics in Irish and Irish-American Studies*

Literature

  • Literature of Modern Ireland I
  • Literature of Modern Irelans II
  • Topics in Irish Literature*
  • Irish Poetry after Yeats

Music

  • Irish Music in America, 1750 to the Present
  • Music and Cultural Identity in Ireland

History

  • History of Modern Ireland I
  • History of Modern Ireland II
  • Ireland in the Atlantic World
  • History and Historiography of Irish America
  • The Great Famine and the Irish Diaspora
  • Irish and European Migration to America
  • Culture, Empire, and Power: The Irish and Indian Cases in 
  • the British Empire
  • Sociology of Change in Ireland
  • Britain and Ireland since 1750

Guilded Research

*Topics vary by semester