BA (Hons) Irish Language and Literature

The Irish Language and Literature course at Ulster University offers an immersive exploration of the Irish language, literature, and culture. The course aims to develop the students' proficiency in the Irish language and its various dialects, as well as their understanding of its historic and contemporary literature. The course also provides cultural context to the Irish language, providing students with a deep, holistic view of the language and its roots. Course Content: The course content covers all aspects of the Irish language and its literature. Students will gain skills in spoken and written Irish, learn about the rich history of the language and its place within Irish society, and study both historic and contemporary Irish literature in its original language. Key Modules: Some of the course modules include Listening and Speaking Skills in Irish, Introduction to Literature in Irish, Irish Language and Society, and Irish Folklore and Mythology. Each module is designed to build upon the others, creating a comprehensive and in-depth learning experience.Accreditations: The course is accredited by the Ulster University, a globally recognized institution.Future Careers: This course can lead to a variety of future careers in fields such as teaching, translation, media and journalism, cultural and heritage roles, public sector roles, and many more where fluency in Irish as well as comprehensive understanding of its literature and cultural context is valuable.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.