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The objective of the course is to develop students' knowledge of international politics with a comprehensive empirical approach to understanding many prominent problems in contemporary world politics, especially topics where domestic and international politics cannot be understood in isolation from each other. These topics include democratisation, international cooperation, development and foreign aid, international conflict as well as the politics of many environmental issues and their implications for the politics of developing countries.

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This course is designed to provide a critical understanding of the key themes of early modern history between the Reformation and the Enlightenment. The programme includes a range of courses which allow students to explore the intellectual, political and cultural history of early modern Europe.

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This is an interdisciplinary course which provides an overview of European intellectual and cultural history, looking at Europe and its history from a range of disciplinary perspectives. It focuses on constructions and representations of identity, the emergence of the idea of Europe, political symbolism and nationalism, symbolic geographies and so on.

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This programme provides specialist training in the fields of race, ethnicity and conflict. The programme is ideally suited to public and voluntary sector employees and has attracted a diverse international student body.

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The objective of the course is to develop students' knowledge of international politics with a comprehensive empirical approach to understanding many prominent problems in contemporary world politics, especially topics where domestic and international politics cannot be understood in isolation from each other. These topics include democratisation, international cooperation, development and foreign aid, international conflict as well as the politics of many environmental issues and their implications for the politics of developing countries.

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This course is designed to provide a critical understanding of the key themes of early modern history between the Reformation and the Enlightenment. The programme includes a range of courses which allow students to explore the intellectual, political and cultural history of early modern Europe.

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The M. Phil. degree in Public History and Cultural History is a new programme that will give its students a thorough grounding in public history and to provide them with a unique preparation for the management of cultural heritage. The course has been designed to act as a bridge between Humanities disciplines in the university, and the professional and creative concerns of cultural institutions (the research libraries, museums and galleries), both in Ireland and beyond.

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This is an interdisciplinary course which provides an overview of European intellectual and cultural history, looking at Europe and its history from a range of disciplinary perspectives. It focuses on constructions and representations of identity, the emergence of the idea of Europe, political symbolism and nationalism, symbolic geographies and so on.

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The Irish labour market is interwoven with that of Europe as a whole; much Irish employment policy stems from the European Union; the regulation of employment is one distinctive feature of the European Social Model. These courses provide a rigorous understanding of these issues by linking the sociology of work to industrial relations, human resource management and public policy; they comprise substantive modules on different aspects of work and employment policy and an introduction to relevant research methodologies.

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Introduction The Master in Social Work course offers a route to a professional qualification in social work for applicants with a primary degree in the Social Sciences or equivalent. Successful graduates from the MSW/PGDip SW programme are deemed eligible to apply for registration as professionally qualified social workers.

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