Most courses on the M.A. in Irish and Irish-American Studies curriculum will be offered at least once every two years.  Typically students enroll in three courses (12 points) per semester; students may enroll in one course in Summer I (New York) and Summer II (Dublin) to finish the 32 point MA in one calendar year.

G58.1001	The Irish Studies Seminar I
G58.1002	The Irish Studies Seminar II - An Teanga Bheo: Irish (Gaelic) Language Linguistic Acquisition & Historical/Cultural Context
G58.1080	Modern Irish:  Gaelic Tradition in Literature and Folklore
G58.1083	Literature of Modern Ireland I
G58.1084	Literature of Modern Ireland II
G58.1085	Topics in Irish Literature (Content varies by semester)
G58.1087	Irish Poetry After Yeats
G58.1315	Music and Cultural Identity in Ireland
G58.1319	Irish Music in America 1750 to the present
G58.1416	History of Modern Ireland I
G58.1417	History of Modern Ireland II
G58.1419	Irish and European Migration to America
G58.1421	Debates in Modern Irish History
G58.1425	Ireland in the Atlantic World
G58.1431	The Great Famine and the Irish Diaspora
G58.1441	Topics in Irish and Irish-American Studies (Content varies by semester)
G58.1467	Sociology of Change in Ireland (NYU Summer in Dublin)
G58.2427	Britain and Ireland since 1750

Course Descriptions

Please click here for course descriptions of the above listed graduate-level Irish and Irish-American Studies classes.

Course Offerings

Please click here for which courses are being offered at the graduate level in Irish and Irish-American Studies this semester. The most up-to-date list is available via NYU's online registration system, Albert, by logging into NYUHome.