Irish Studies Minor

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Minor - Irish Studies (Minor)

College Humanities & Sciences

Degree Specific Credits: 18

Required Cumulative GPA: 2.0

Catalog Year: 2017-2018

Note: Irish Studies students must earn at least 18 credits. These credits will include both the required coursework and electives.


Summary

Foundational courses9
Irish Literature Course3
Minor electives6
Total Hours18

Foundational courses

Rule: Complete 3 courses (9 credits).

IRSH 101Elementary Irish4
IRSH 102Elementary Irish II4
Select one of the following:3
IRSH 249
The Irish
IRSH 345L
Literature in the Irish Lang
IRSH 360
Irish/N Irish Literature
Total Hours11

Minimum Required Grade: C-


Irish Literature Course

Note: LIT 331 can count for the Irish Studies minor when the course focuses on an Irish author (e.g. James Joyce).

Select 3 credits from the following:3
IRSH 345L
Literature in the Irish Lang
IRSH 360
Irish/N Irish Literature
IRSH 380
Topics in Irish Studies
IRSH 491
Special Topics
LIT 331
Major Author/s
Total Hours3

Minimum Required Grade: C-


Minor electives

Note: Irish Theater is offered intermittently through the School of Fine Arts as THTR 391.

Students who wish to continue with Irish language through the 202 level may do so, but only Irish language IRSH 103 and IRSH 201

LIT 376 & LIT 391

Select 6 credits from the following:6
DANC 160A
Dance Forms: Irish
IRSH 103
Elementary Irish III
IRSH 201
Intermediate Irish I
IRSH 380
Topics in Irish Studies
IRSH 391
Special topics
IRSH 492
Independent Study
LIT 376
Lit & Other Disciplines
LIT 391
Special Topics
THTR 391
Special Topics/Exprmtl Courses
Total Hours6

Minimum Required Grade: C-

The Department of English offers an interdisciplinary minor in Irish Studies which provides students access to instruction in Irish language, history, literature, and culture. This academic and artistic approach to Irish culture involves an interdisciplinary and inter-collegiate collaboration that brings together leading scholars in the humanities and the creative arts.