BA International Relations and Irish

The International Relations and Irish BA at Queen's University, Belfast, is an in-depth study of how countries function and interact on an international stage with an emphasis on Irish culture, language, and literature. This study allows for students to expand their understanding and knowledge of global issues, policies, and developments, including those in the Irish context.Course Content: The International Relations and Irish BA curriculum involves training in research methods for examining key issues in international relations. It offers students the opportunity to investigate in detail the international political economy, peace and conflict studies, and themes such as the European Union and divided societies. Meanwhile, the Irish portion of the course allows students to explore the linguistic and cultural diversity of Ireland, and thoroughly understand its literature. Key Modules: Some examples of core modules include Politics and International Relations; Brexit: the Making of a New Political Landscape; Political Anthropology: Ethnicity, Nationalism and Conflict in a Comparative Perspective; International Relations; Irish Language; Contemporary Irish Literature and Introduction to Irish Folklore.Future Careers: Graduates of International Relations and Irish BA have a wide range of career possibilities available to them. They find jobs in the private, public, and voluntary sectors, successfully taking up roles in international organizations, journalism, and marketing. Further study or research can also be a prospective pathway. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.