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The
Department of Early and Medieval Irish, a core member of the College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences, participates in two main degree programmes, Bachelor of Arts (BA) Gaeilge/Irish and BA Celtic
Civilisation. It offers modules in Old Irish Language and Literature in both the second and third
years BA in Irish, to both day and evening classes. The programme in Celtic Civilisation provides
a full degree qualification, which may be taken in combination with another Arts subject, in
accordance with Calendar regulations. Moreover, modules from this Celtic Civilisation programme
are available as minor subject components for those taking major or combined degree options in
other Arts subjects.
Departmental teaching for the BA in Irish is through the medium
of the Irish language. The Department values the support of the Department of Modern
Irish (Roinn
na Nua-Ghaeilge / Department of Modern Irish) for the requirement that at least one module
from the Early & Medieval Irish Department be taken in both second and third year BA. Thus,
the two Departments work together in ensuring that all graduates in Irish language and literature
are made familiar with the full spectrum of the subject. Celtic Civilisation, taught through the
medium of English, is designed to enable students to gain knowledge of many aspects of the
culture of the Celtic-speaking peoples, and to set this within its broad European context. The
programme aims to provide an integrated, interdisciplinary approach, based on primary
source-material.
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