SECOND YEAR CORE COURSE 19/20

1^st Semester:

 HI2109 The Global Renaissance: 1300-1600 (core module)

2^nd Semester:

Students select one of the following two core modules:

EITHER

HI2103 The Long Nineteenth-century: Europe, Ireland and the Wider World II

OR

HI2108 From Reformation to Enlightenment: Europe, Ireland and the Wider World I

The following module is obligatory for students taking either 40 or 50 credits of History:

HI2104 Special Research Project

In addition to the History options on offer to all categories of History students the following Greek and Roman Civilisation module is on offer to students taking 40 or 50 credits of History

GR2018 Roman Imperial History: AD 14-68 (2^nd Semester) (Dr David Woods)

SECOND YEAR RESEARCH SKILLS 19/20

HI2105 Case Studies in Research Skills (all First Semester)

Dr Jérôme aan de Wiel: Anthony Glees, The Stasi Files; East Germany's Secret Operations against Britain (The Free Press, 2004)

Dr Andy Bielenberg: Peter Hart, The IRA and its enemies, violence and community in Cork 1916-1923 (Oxford University Press, 1998)

Dr Detmar Klein: Being Jewish in Nazi Germany: the Diaries of Victor Klemperer

Dr Malgorzata Krasnodebska-D’Aughton: John V. Tolan, Saint Francis and the Sultan: the Curious History of a Christian-Muslim Encounter (Oxford UP, 2009)

Dr Andrew McCarthy: Deborah Lipstadt, Denying the Holocaust (Free Press, New York, 1993)

Dr Hiram Morgan,  Tadhg Ó Cianáin, The Flight of the Earls

Dr Donal Ó Drisceoil: J.J. Lee, Ireland, 1912-85: Politics and Society (Cambridge, University Press, 1989)

Mr Rory O’Dwyer, Diarmuid Ferriter, Judging Dev: a reassessment of the life and legacy of Eamon de Valera (RIA, Dublin, 2007)

Dr Clare O’Halloran: Historians and their Sources: the Irish Rebellion of 1641

Dr Maeve O’Riordan: The Decline of the Big House: Researching the Irish Ascendancy

Dr Jay Roszman: Daniel O’Connell’s World: The Making of the Liberator

Dr Diarmuid Scully: LGBT Identities in Modern Ireland: Sources, Contexts, Interpretations

Based on registration, there is no guarantee that all case studies will be running.

SECOND YEAR OPTION MODULES 19/20

1^st Semester:

HI2003 - Culture and Power: Renaissance Intellectual History, 1450-1650 (Dr Hiram Morgan)

HI2046 - Policing and Popular Justice in Ireland, 1803-1940 (Dr John Borgonovo)

HI2047 - Hitler, Nazism and the Holocaust (Dr Detmar Klein)

HI2051 - The First World War, 1914-1918; Politics, culture and society (Dr Jerome Aan De Wiel)

2^nd Semester:

HI2014 - Women in Early Modern Europe 1500-1800 (Dr Clare O’Halloran)

HI2017 - Geography and Imagination in Antiquity and the Middle Ages (Dr Diarmuid Scully)

HI2022 - The History of the Media in Ireland (Dr Finola Doyle-O’Neill)

HI2025 - The Vikings (Mr John Ware)

HI2036 - Sport and Society in Modern Ireland (Mr Gabriel Doherty) 

HI2038 - The Tudors and Ireland (Dr David Edwards)

HI2044 - Crime and Media in Ireland (Dr Finola Doyle-O’Neill)

HI2045 - Crime, Violence, and Revolutionary Ireland, 1913-1925 (Dr John Borgonovo)

HI2048 - 1989 Revolutions: Poland and East Central Europe - transition to Democracy (Dr Bozena Cierlik)

HI2049 - The Great Famine: its Making, Meaning, and Memory (Dr Jay Roszman)

HI2050 - History of the family: Ireland and the World, 1800-1937 (Dr Maeve O'Riordan)

HI2103 The Long Nineteenth-century: Europe, Ireland and the Wider World II (Detmar Klien & Andrew McCarthy)

HI2108 From Reformation to Enlightenment: Europe, Ireland and the Wider World I (Staff)