Third Year History
Third Year History
THIRD YEAR CORE COURSE
Core (1st Semester)
HI3001 Historical Debate
Tuesday, 11 am - 12 noon Boole 2
Thursday, 12 noon – 1 pm Kane GO1
The following module is obligatory for students taking either 40 or 50 credits of History:
HI3302 Special Research Project
Wednesday, 1-2 pm West Wing 9
(A session will be held on Wednesday, 19 September)
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
GR3011 Late Roman History, AD 284-395 (Dr David Woods) (1st Semester)
Monday, 1-2 pm O’Rahilly Bldg 101
Tuesday, 3-4 pm O’Rahilly Bldg 123
GR3022 Byzantium and the Rise of Islam (2nd Semester) (Dr David Woods)
Monday, 1-2 pm O’Rahilly Bldg G42
Tuesday, 1-2 pm O’Rahilly Bldg G42
THIRD YEAR OPTION MODULES
TIMETABLE OF THIRD YEAR HISTORY OPTIONS ON OFFER IN THE 1st SEMESTER, 2018/2019
HI2046 Policing and Popular Justice in Ireland, 1803-1960 (Dr John Borgonovo)
Thursday, 4-5 pm Kane B10A
Friday, 12 noon – 1 pm Geography/Geology Lecture Theatre
HI3024 Northern Ireland (Mr Gabriel Doherty)
Wednesday, 2 - 4 pm Connolly Bldg S3
HI3026 Irish Economic and Social History during the Union (Dr Andy Bielenberg)
Monday, 11 am – 12 noon Conn S5
Wednesday, 11 am – 12 noon Western Gateway 304 (Wks 6-7) & Askive GO1 (Weeks 8-17)
HI3033 Irish Film History (Dr Finola Doyle-O’Neill)
Tuesday, 12 noon -2 pm West Wing 5
HI3044 International Relations I (Dr Mervyn O’Driscoll)
Thursday, 4-6 pm Boole 1
HI3045 The politics of church and state (Dr Andrew McCarthy)
Wednesday, 5–7 pm West Wing 5
HI3051 Ireland and the beginnings of Europe (Dr Damian Bracken)
Tuesday, 10-11 am West Wing 4
Wednesday, 10-11 am Aras na Laoi G32
HI3116 Culture and ideology in nineteenth-century Europe (Dr Detmar Klein)
Tuesday, 3-5 pm West Wing 9
HI3120 The United States and the Vietnam Wars, 1945-1975 (Dr David Fitzgerald)
Wednesday, 11 am – 12 noon Geography/Geology L.T.
HI3122 Art and Religion in the Late Middle Ages (Dr Malgorzata Krasnodębska D’Aughton & Dr Diarmuid Scully)
Monday, 10 am – 12 noon Kane G20
HI3127 Religion and Magic in Reformation Europe: Witches, Demons, Jews and Heretics (Dr Jason Harris)
Monday, 5-6 pm Civil Eng. 110
Wednesday, 2-3 pm West Wing 5
HI3135 The Female Body and British Culture 1800-1918 (Dr Maeve O’Riordan)
Monday, 4-5 pm Aras na Laoi GO2
Wednesday, 3-4 pm Conn S2
TIMETABLE OF THIRD YEAR HISTORY OPTIONS ON OFFER IN THE 2ND SEMESTER, 2018/2019
HI2045 Crime, Violence, and Revolutionary Ireland, 1913-1925 (Dr John Borgonovo)
Tuesday, 4-5 pm Kane G18
Thursday, 4-5 pm Kane G02
HI3028 State and Economy in Independent Ireland 1922-2010 (Dr Andy Bielenberg)
Tuesday, 11 am - 12 noon Kane G20
Wednesday 11 am – 12 noon O’Rahilly Bldg 123
HI3043 Politics, society and the Irish novel: from Union to Independence (Mr Rory O’Dwyer)
Monday, 10-11 am Aras na Laoi GO2
Wednesday, 10-11 am Seminar Room 2, Silverdale
HI3052 From Pagans to Christians (Dr Damian Bracken)
Tuesday, 10-11 am O’Rahilly Bldg 212
Wednesday, 10-11 am Cavanagh Pharmacy Bldg LG08
HI3082 Armadas: the Anglo-Spanish conflict, 1585-1604
(Dr Hiram Morgan)
Tuesday, 1-3 pm Seminar Room, Tyrconnell
HI3095 European Imperialism, 1450-1750 (Dr David Edwards)
Monday, 3-5 pm Food Science Bldg 322
HI3124 Cold War China (Dr Michael Whelan)
Monday, 5-6 pm Aras na Laoi G19
Wednesday, 1-2 pm Aras na Laoi GO2
HI3125 Nuclear Politics and Proliferation (Dr Mervyn O’Driscoll & Staff)
Tuesday, 2-4 pm West Wing 6
HI3133 Digital History (Dr Mike Cosgrave)
Wednesday, 9-11 am Food Science Bldg 458
HI3134 The Culture and Politics of the Big House in Ireland, 1690-1800 (Dr Clare O’Halloran)
Tuesday, 12 noon – 1 pm Seminar Room, Tyrconnell
Wednesday, 4-5 pm Seminar Room, Tyrconnell
HI3136 Ireland and the Imperial World in the Nineteenth Century (Dr Jay Roszman)
Tuesday, 1-2 pm West Wing 5
Wednesday, 3-4 pm Food Science Bldg 322
ES4027 Capitalism, Communism and the Cold War: East and West Germany from the 'Hour Zero' to the 1989 Revolution (1945-1990) (Dr Jerome aan de Wiel)
Wednesday, 2-4 pm Conn J5
ES4029 The EU Periphery: Minority Issues, Nationalism and Identity
Politics (Dr Jerome aan de Wiel)
Tuesday, 12 noon – 2 pm Conn S5
THIRD YEAR SEMINARS
SEMINARS* (HI3200) ON OFFER IN HISTORY IN THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2018/2019
Communications, Culture and Identity in Twentieth Century Ireland (Dr Finola Doyle-O’Neill)
Tuesday, 9–11 am Seminar Room 2, Silverdale
Pen, Paper and Politics: Cartoons and Caricature in Britain, 1789-1945 (Prof. Chris Williams)
Monday, 2-4 pm Seminar Room, Tyrconnell
Irish Women and Society, 1800-1937 (Dr Clare O’Halloran & Dr Maeve O’Riordan)
Wednesday, 9-11 am Seminar Room, Tyrconnell
A Cultural History of Genius: Women, Madness and Computers in Representations of the Games of Chess (Dr Jason Harris)
Friday, 10 am – 12 noon Seminar Room, 1 Elderwood
British government policy and the Irish struggle for independence, 1918-22 (Mr Gabriel Doherty)
Wednesday, 10 am - 12 noon Seminar Room 1, Silverdale
The Irish Diaspora in comparative perspective (Mr Rory O’Dwyer)
Thursday, 10 am–12 noon Seminar Room 2, Silverdale
God’s playground or the world’s headache? History of Poland from 1918 (Dr Bozena Cierlik)
Friday, 11 am – 1pm Seminar Room 2, Silverdale
Health and Politics in Independent Ireland (Dr Andrew McCarthy)
Tuesday, 2-4 pm Seminar Room I, Silverdale
Murder and Intrigue in Sixteenth-century Ireland (Dr David Edwards)
Thursday, 2-4 pm Seminar Room 2, Silverdale
Ireland and Empire: Irish involvement in Imperialism overseas, 1600-1949 (Dr Hiram Morgan)
Thursday, 2-4 pm Seminar Room, Tyrconnell
Radical Politics in Twentieth-Century Ireland (Dr Donal Ó Drisceoil)
Wednesday, 12 noon – 2 pm, Seminar Room 2, Silverdale
War and revolution in Cork 1914-1923 (Dr Andy Bielenberg)
Thursday, 10 am – 12 noon Seminar Room 1, Silverdale
‘Land-owners and law-makers’: Land and Irish Nationalism During the Long Nineteenth Century (Dr Jay Roszman)
Thursday, 2-4 pm Seminar Room 1, Silverdale
Based on student numbers, there is no guarantee that all seminars will be running.