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Programmes at Undergraduate Level
The Department of Early and Medieval Irish provides the following programmes at undergraduate level:
- BA (Celtic Civilisation): Students take 15 credits in first year and can opt to take 10, 20, 30 or 40 credits in second and third/final year (Online Prospectus)
- BA (Gaeilge/Irish): In addition to our courses in Celtic Civilisation, we also teach the Old Irish language and literature component of the BA programme in Gaeilge/Irish
Descriptions of all modules (including full reading lists for all those taken at undergraduate level) are included in the Printable Information Leaflet (see links under each Year).
First Year Celtic Civilisation
First Year Celtic Civilisation 2025-2026 (includes timetable)
Second Year Celtic Civilisation
Second Year Year Celtic Civilisation 2025-2026 (includes timetable)
Third Year Celtic Civilisation
Third Year Celtic Civilisation 2025-2026 (includes timetable)
BA (Gaeilge/Irish)
The Old Irish language and literature courses offered by the Department as part of the BA in Gaeilge/Irish are:
BA (Second Year): GA2031, GA2032
BA (Third Year): GA3031, GA3032
Flexi-Options
Undergraduate Flexi-Options allows access to a wide range of undergraduate modules in your chosen area of interest without the requirement of undertaking a full programme of study.
For further details about Flexi-Options in UCC, please follow this link: http://www.ucc.ie/en/study/undergrad/flexioptions/
Academic Integrity for Examinations and Assessments
Students are obliged to uphold academic integrity and adhere to UCC's Academic Integrity for Examinations and Assessments Policy; they are responsible for familiarising themselves with the concepts and practices of academic integrity, together with the Student Charter and Code of Honour.
School of Irish Learning Guide on Academic Integrity in Examinations and Assessments:
School of Irish Learning - Academic and Integrity Policy 2025-26
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