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All second year students, with the exception of those going on
Erasmus, must choose their final year seminar now. Please download the
Seminar Assignment Form below, fill it out, and return it to the History
department by Tuesday, April 16. You may return the form in person, by
post, or by e-mail to history
nuigalway.ie.
Entry
Structure of Course
Module Descriptions 2012-13 (updated September, 2012)
Assessment
Timetable
Co-ordinator of Single Honours
The Writing Centre: The Academic Writing Centre is a free drop-in facility where students can come and work on a one-to-one basis with qualified tutors in an informal setting.
BA History students must pass all History modules in first year to continue on to 2nd year BA History. Students who were enrolled as BA Omnibus in first year, but who wish to follow the BA Honours in second and final year may apply to do this, as long as they have passed all first year History modules and have permission from the Dr Roisin Healy and the Head of History (Dr Caitriona Clear).
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In second year, BA History students are introduced to small group teaching and independent research (Colloquia). Students also take semester long survey modules from four major Historical eras: Ancient, Medieval, Early Modern and Modern.
Students are required to take the following modules:
Over the Year:
In each semester, you will register for one colloquium and 4 lecture modules. You must fulfil certain requisites. These are listed below. Students are required to consult the Department on the selection of modules.
1. Two 2nd Year Colloquia, one each semester. (20 ECTS)
2. One lecture module in Ancient History from the panels on offer, either in 1st or 2nd semester (5 ECTS)
3. One lecture module in Medieval History from the panels on offer, either in 1st or 2nd semester (5 ECTS)
3. One lecture module in Early Modern History from the panels on offer, either in 1st or 2nd semester (5 ECTS)
4. One lecture module in Modern History from the panels on offer, either in 1st or 2nd semester (5 ECTS).
5. Four lecture modules from any of the panels of your choice, either in 1st or 2nd semester (5 ECTS)
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Code |
Module |
Lecturer |
Assessment |
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Panel One History Colloquia | |||
|
HI295 |
The American Civil War |
Enrico Dal Lago |
Continuous Assessment |
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HI572 |
Irish Ideologies & Activists, 1905-1916 |
Mary Harris | |
|
HI458 |
Land Wars in Ireland |
Laurence Marley | |
| HI494 | British Social Movements from 1945-1990 | Sarah Anne buckley | |
| HI428 | France in the Age of Richelieu & Mazarin | Alison Forrestal | |
| HI166.I | Ireland in the 1950s | Tomás Finn | |
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Panel Two
| |||
| CC211 | Early Greece | Edward Herring |
Exam |
|
Panel Three
| |||
| HI211 | Medieval Ireland, 5-9th century | Dáibhí Ó Cróinín | |
|
HI262 |
Medieval Europe 1050-1250 |
Kimberly LoPrete | |
|
Panel Four
| |||
|
HI252 |
Problems in the History of Ireland |
Pádraig Lenihan |
Continuous Assessment |
| HI493 | Economy & Society in Early Modern Europe | Niall Ó Ciosáin |
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Panel Five
| |||
|
HI171 |
Social History of Ireland, 1850-1922 |
Caitríona Clear |
Exam |
|
HI292 |
Central Europe |
Rósín Healy | |
| HI208 |
The Two Irelands in the 20th Century |
John Cunningham | |
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Code |
Module |
Lecturer |
Assessment | ||
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Panel One
| |||||
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HI429.II |
the Mid-Tudor Crisis |
Steven Ellis |
Continuous Assessment | ||
|
HI298 |
The South Aftican War |
Laurence Marley | |||
|
HI465 |
European Encounters with the Mongols |
Kimberly LoPrete | |||
| HI166.II | Ireland in the 1950s | Tomás Finn | |||
| HI548.II | Primary Sources, Secondary Literature & Debates: The 'global Irish': constructin Irish Identity, 1968-1998 | Kevin O'Sullivan | |||
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Panel Two
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CC228 |
The History of the Roman Empire |
Edward Herring |
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Panel Three
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HI229 |
Medieval Europe, 5th - 9th Century |
Dáibhí Ó Cróinín |
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Panel Four
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HI204 |
18th Century Ireland, 1691-1801 |
Pádraig Lenihan |
| ||
| HI267 | Reformation Europe | Alison Forrestal | |||
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Panel Five
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HI259 |
The rise of Modern America |
Enrico Dal Lago |
Exam | ||
|
HI492 |
The Family in Modern Ireland |
Sarah Anne Buckley | |||
Assessment is a combination of continuous assessment and examination. The Colloquium is a 10 ECTs module and is assessed by continuous assessment. The colloquium mark is 1/3 of the overall mark for 2nd year. Lecture modules are assessed either through mid-term and essay or mid-term and final exam. Which method is determined by the department in line with the examination structure. The method of assessment for each module is announced by the lecturer at the beginning of term.
Dr. Alison Forrestal
Rm 412
Tower 1 Floor 2
Arts Millenium Building
(091) 49 5629
nuigalway.ie
