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This course is available through the following application route(s)

Duration:
4 Years
Attendance:
Full Time
Delivery:
On Campus
NFQ Level:
8 (240 credits)
Level:
Undergraduate
Award:
Bachelor of Arts
Next Intake:
September
General Entry Requirements (A-Level)

DDD

General Entry Requirements (IB)

24

CAO Points 2025

462

Typical Class Size
Leaving Cert Subject Entry Requirements

O6/H7 in English, Irish, a third language and three other recognised subjects.

Country Specific Entry Requirements:
Visit the UCD Global Undergraduate Entry Requirements webpage.
Other School Leaving Requirements:
See www.ucd.ie/admissions
Curricular information is subject to change.

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Are you an enthusiastic reader and writer who wants to immerse yourself in literature ranging from Old English to new writing being published today? Do you want to explore the radical potential of novels, plays and poems to change lives? Would you like to analyse literary concepts and forms deeply, to creatively connect ideas across a wide range of cultures, periods, genres and media, and to develop your critical thinking and analytical skills to an advanced level? Would you like to study with world-class researchers and teachers, and develop your own unique research project? If so, the BA Humanities in English Literature is for you.

About This Course

Are you an enthusiastic reader and writer who wants to immerse yourself in literature ranging from Old English to new writing being published today? Do you want to explore the radical potential of novels, plays and poems to change lives? Would you like to analyse literary concepts and forms deeply, to creatively connect ideas across a wide range of cultures, periods, genres and media, and to develop your critical thinking and analytical skills to an advanced level? Would you like to study with world-class researchers and teachers, and develop your own unique research project? If so, the BA Humanities in English is for you.

You will study texts ranging from the Old English, medieval and early modern periods to the nineteenth and through to the twenty-first century – writing which extends across national boundaries and regions, from British to Irish to American to World Literature, and covering multiple genres. You will explore literary production, value and impact – how fiction, poetry and drama are inspired, shaped, released and received in particular historical and cultural contexts – learning how the meanings of literary texts change and renew across time and space.

First Year

Modules include: Reading World Literature • Literature & Crisis • Contemporary Irish Writing • Literary Genre • How to Read Poetry • Comics & Fantasy

Second Year

You will take an interdisciplinary core module based in UCD Special Collections archives and choose from other modules including: Critical Theory • Reading Medieval Literature • Reading Old English • Irish Literature in English • Modern American Literature • Renaissance Literature • Romanticism • Victorian to Modern Literature • Modern Drama

Third Year

You will choose from a range of options that will broaden your horizons and enrich your academic experience: • Apply for a competitive internship in an area that interests you and/or relates to your area of study. • Study abroad for a trimester/year to develop your language skills and immerse yourself in a new culture. • Deepen your knowledge by studying a dedicated range of English Literature modules in different literary fields, including: Literature & Science • Architecture & Narrative • Yeats & the Arts • Theatres of Change • Global Science Fiction • Masculinities & Manhood • Contemporary Irish Women’s Poetry • Global Eco-Literature • Making Shakespeare • and others

Fourth Year

Modules include: Dissertation • World Literature in English • Advanced Medieval Literature • Plus specialised option modules on: Austen • Shakespeare • Joyce • McDonagh • Heaney • Chaucer • Synge • McPherson • Talking Animals • the Crime Novel • Post- War US Theatre • Canadian Fiction • and many others

We offer a number of Erasmus and Study Abroad opportunities, including at: Albert- Ludwigs-Universität, Frieburg, Germany; Université Sorbonne (Paris IV), France; University of Turin, Italy; University of Verona, Italy; University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands; University of Coimbra, Portugal; and many more.

Our English graduates have found employment in: Journalism, Arts Management, Public Relations, Business and Finance, Publishing, Law, Politics, Policymaking, Teaching, Heritage, Management Consultancy, Tourism, Marketing, Humanities Research, and many other areas.

Graduates are prepared for the wide range of MA Programmes in the UCD School of English, Drama and Film, as well as opportunities for MPhil and PhD study.

Below is a list of all modules offered for this degree in the current academic year. Click on the module to discover what you will learn in the module, how you will learn and assessment feedback profile amongst other information.

Incoming Stage 1 undergraduates can usually select an Elective in the Spring Trimester. Most continuing undergraduate students can select up to two Elective modules (10 Credits) per stage. There is also the possibility to take up to 10 extra Elective credits.

Module Type Module   Trimester Credits
Stage 1 Core Modules
 ENG10120 How to Read Poetry Autumn  5
Stage 1 Core Modules
 ENG10130 Contemporary Irish Writing Autumn  5
Stage 1 Core Modules
 ENG10230 Reading World Literature Autumn  5
Stage 1 Core Modules
 ENG10030 Literary Genre: the Art of Criticism and the Craft of Writing Spring  5
Stage 1 Core Modules
 ENG10220 Literature and Crisis Spring  5
Stage 1 Core Modules
 ENG10280 Introduction to the Novel Spring  5
Stage 1 Options - B) Min 3 of:
Option Modules:
Choose a minimum of 3 modules from the following list.
All students are strongly advised to balance their workload evenly across both trimesters. Stage 1 elective modules are chosen and taken in the Spring trimester.
 CRWT10010 The Craft of Creative Writing 1 Autumn  5
Stage 1 Options - B) Min 3 of:
Option Modules:
Choose a minimum of 3 modules from the following list.
All students are strongly advised to balance their workload evenly across both trimesters. Stage 1 elective modules are chosen and taken in the Spring trimester.
 ENG10020 Children's Literature Autumn and Spring (separate)  5
Stage 1 Options - B) Min 3 of:
Option Modules:
Choose a minimum of 3 modules from the following list.
All students are strongly advised to balance their workload evenly across both trimesters. Stage 1 elective modules are chosen and taken in the Spring trimester.
 ENG10180 Comics and Fantasy Autumn and Spring (separate)  5
Stage 1 Options - B) Min 3 of:
Option Modules:
Choose a minimum of 3 modules from the following list.
All students are strongly advised to balance their workload evenly across both trimesters. Stage 1 elective modules are chosen and taken in the Spring trimester.
 ENG10250 Horror Literature Autumn and Spring (separate)  5
Stage 1 Options - B) Min 3 of:
Option Modules:
Choose a minimum of 3 modules from the following list.
All students are strongly advised to balance their workload evenly across both trimesters. Stage 1 elective modules are chosen and taken in the Spring trimester.
 CRWT10020 The Craft of Creative Writing 2 Spring  5
Stage 1 Options - C) Min 0 of:
Elective Substitution Options:
Students may choose to take academic skills modules with their elective credits.
 HUM10040 Academic Writing in Practice Autumn and Spring (separate)  5
Stage 1 Options - Subject/Streams
 ELCB Spanish  
Stage 1 Options - Subject/Streams
 ELCC Spanish  
Stage 1 Options - Subject/Streams
 FMD2 Film Studies  
Stage 1 Options - Subject/Streams
 FRC7 French  
Stage 1 Options - Subject/Streams
 GCC2 Greek & Roman Civilization  
Stage 1 Options - Subject/Streams
 GRCD German  
Stage 1 Options - Subject/Streams
 GRCE German  
Stage 1 Options - Subject/Streams
 HSC4 History  
Stage 1 Options - Subject/Streams
 ISC2 Irish Studies  
Stage 1 Options - Subject/Streams
 MCC2 Music (BA Humanities)  
Stage 1 Options - Subject/Streams
 RDD2 Drama Studies  
Stage 2 Core Modules
 ENG20230 Reading Old English I Autumn  5
Stage 2 Core Modules
 ENG20450 Writing and Performance in the Age of Shakespeare: Renaissance Literature Autumn  5
Stage 2 Core Modules
 ENG20780 Critical Theory Autumn  10
Stage 2 Core Modules
 ENG20410 Reading Medieval Literature Spring  5
Stage 2 Core Modules
 ENG20810 Shakespeare Spring  5
Stage 2 Options - A) Min 4 of:
Option Modules:
Students must choose a minimum of 4 option modules from this list.

Students are strongly advised to balance their workload evenly across both trimesters. This means you should pick 30 credits in Autumn (Trimester 1) and 30 credits in Spring (Trimester 2), including your 10 credits of electives.Students may choose additional option modules from the list below in place of electives.
 ENG20490 Romanticism Autumn  5
Stage 2 Options - A) Min 4 of:
Option Modules:
Students must choose a minimum of 4 option modules from this list.

Students are strongly advised to balance their workload evenly across both trimesters. This means you should pick 30 credits in Autumn (Trimester 1) and 30 credits in Spring (Trimester 2), including your 10 credits of electives.Students may choose additional option modules from the list below in place of electives.
 ENG20430 Modern American Literature Spring  5
Stage 2 Options - A) Min 4 of:
Option Modules:
Students must choose a minimum of 4 option modules from this list.

Students are strongly advised to balance their workload evenly across both trimesters. This means you should pick 30 credits in Autumn (Trimester 1) and 30 credits in Spring (Trimester 2), including your 10 credits of electives.Students may choose additional option modules from the list below in place of electives.
 ENG20440 Reading the story of Ireland: Irish Literature in English Spring  5
Stage 2 Options - A) Min 4 of:
Option Modules:
Students must choose a minimum of 4 option modules from this list.

Students are strongly advised to balance their workload evenly across both trimesters. This means you should pick 30 credits in Autumn (Trimester 1) and 30 credits in Spring (Trimester 2), including your 10 credits of electives.Students may choose additional option modules from the list below in place of electives.
 ENG20790 Global 19th C. Literature Spring  5
Stage 2 Options - A) Min 4 of:
Option Modules:
Students must choose a minimum of 4 option modules from this list.

Students are strongly advised to balance their workload evenly across both trimesters. This means you should pick 30 credits in Autumn (Trimester 1) and 30 credits in Spring (Trimester 2), including your 10 credits of electives.Students may choose additional option modules from the list below in place of electives.
 ENG20800 Global Eco-Literature Spring  5
Stage 2 Options - C) Min 0 of:
Elective Substitution Options:
These College of Arts and Humanities modules are the equivalent of electives. You can take them with your Stage 2 elective credits. One of the Career Readiness modules is recommended in particular if you are considering applying for an internship option next year.HUM10040 supports your academic writing.
 HUM20010 Career Readiness for Arts Autumn  5
Stage 2 Options - C) Min 0 of:
Elective Substitution Options:
These College of Arts and Humanities modules are the equivalent of electives. You can take them with your Stage 2 elective credits. One of the Career Readiness modules is recommended in particular if you are considering applying for an internship option next year.HUM10040 supports your academic writing.
 HUM10040 Academic Writing in Practice Autumn and Spring (separate)  5
Stage 3 Options - A) Min 1 of:
5-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 2 x 5 credit Level 3 option modules from this list, 1 in the Autumn trimester and 1 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least one 5 credit English module for one trimester.

Students may choose additional option modules from the list below in place of electives.
 ENG31780 Contemporary European Crime Fiction Autumn  5
Stage 3 Options - A) Min 1 of:
5-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 2 x 5 credit Level 3 option modules from this list, 1 in the Autumn trimester and 1 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least one 5 credit English module for one trimester.

Students may choose additional option modules from the list below in place of electives.
 ENG32510 Writing Dublin Autumn  5
Stage 3 Options - A) Min 1 of:
5-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 2 x 5 credit Level 3 option modules from this list, 1 in the Autumn trimester and 1 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least one 5 credit English module for one trimester.

Students may choose additional option modules from the list below in place of electives.
 ENG32520 Ugly Feelings Autumn  5
Stage 3 Options - A) Min 1 of:
5-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 2 x 5 credit Level 3 option modules from this list, 1 in the Autumn trimester and 1 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least one 5 credit English module for one trimester.

Students may choose additional option modules from the list below in place of electives.
 ENG32880 The 'Madwoman' in Literature Spring  5
Stage 3 Options - A) Min 1 of:
5-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 2 x 5 credit Level 3 option modules from this list, 1 in the Autumn trimester and 1 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least one 5 credit English module for one trimester.

Students may choose additional option modules from the list below in place of electives.
 ENG32890 Repair: Lit of Reuse & Renewal Spring  5
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 CCI30050 Sustainability and Culture Autumn  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG31930 Irish Fiction After 2010 Autumn  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG31950 Architecture and Narrative Autumn  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG31960 Apocalypse Then: Old Eng. Lit. Autumn  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG32030 Theatre of Martin McDonagh Autumn  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG32050 Reading Joyce Autumn  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG32070 Medieval Celluloid Autumn  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG32090 Masculinities and Manhood in Irish Writing and Culture Autumn  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG32100 Fin-de-Siecle Autumn  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG32240 Chaucer in Context Autumn  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG32560 Writing Black: African American Literature and Racial Consciousness Autumn  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG32580 Staging Conflict and Human Rights Autumn  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG32670 Dark Romanticism Autumn  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG32680 Global Renaissance Autumn  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG32760 Life Writing: Text and Self Autumn  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG32780 Presenting Tennessee Williams Autumn  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG32820 Reading South Africa Autumn  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG32850 Contemporary Irish Historical Fiction Autumn  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG31940 Global Science Fiction Autumn and Spring (separate)  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG31980 Women and the Novel in Romantic-era Britain Autumn and Spring (separate)  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG32020 Detecting Fictions: the Crime Novel in America, Britain and Ireland Autumn and Spring (separate)  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG32080 Social Networks in Fiction: from Jane Austen to Conan Doyle Autumn and Spring (separate)  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG32110 Literature and Science Autumn and Spring (separate)  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG32180 Poetry in Performance Autumn and Spring (separate)  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG32600 Creative Non-Fiction Autumn and Spring (separate)  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG32690 Writing Habits Autumn and Spring (separate)  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG32870 The Modernist Novel Autumn and Spring (separate)  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG31990 Reading Gender and Sexuality Spring  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG32130 Irish Gothic Spring  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG32200 Sexuality & American Modernism Spring  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG32220 Popular Fiction in Britain Spring  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG32290 Reading Ulysses Spring  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG32380 Sexuality and the State in Irish Drama and Culture Spring  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG32590 Memory and Testimony in Performance Spring  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG32790 Shakespeare in Film&Television Spring  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG32800 Wasted Wor(l)ds Spring  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG32900 Women Poets, Embodied Subjects Spring  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG32910 Reading the Energy Humanities Spring  10
Stage 3 Options - C) Min 2 of:
10-credit modules:
Students who remain in UCD for the full year in stage 3 should choose 4 x 10 credit option modules, 2 in the Autumn trimester and 2 in the Spring trimester. Any students on a trimester exchange or internship in stage 3 should choose at least two 10 credit English modules for one trimester.
 ENG32920 Making Comics Spring  10
Stage 3 Options - D1) Min 0 of:
Internship Option:
Students who have been offered a College sourced internship, or self-sourced their own internship with approval from the Programme Board should register to the internship module in the appropriate trimester.
 HUM30020 Internship-Autumn (Humanities) Autumn  30
Stage 3 Options - D1) Min 0 of:
Internship Option:
Students who have been offered a College sourced internship, or self-sourced their own internship with approval from the Programme Board should register to the internship module in the appropriate trimester.
 HUM30030 Internship- Spring (Humanities) Spring  30
Stage 4 Options - *A) Min 0 of:
Dissertation options:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation then you must register for BOTH ENG30970 AND ENG32460. You will have to first register to ENG30970 in the autumn in order to be able to register ENG32460 in the spring.
 ENG30970 Dissertation Research Methods Autumn  5
Stage 4 Options - *A) Min 0 of:
Dissertation options:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation then you must register for BOTH ENG30970 AND ENG32460. You will have to first register to ENG30970 in the autumn in order to be able to register ENG32460 in the spring.
 ENG32460 Dissertation Spring  15
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG31930 Irish Fiction After 2010 Autumn  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG31950 Architecture and Narrative Autumn  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG31960 Apocalypse Then: Old Eng. Lit. Autumn  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG32030 Theatre of Martin McDonagh Autumn  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG32050 Reading Joyce Autumn  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG32070 Medieval Celluloid Autumn  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG32090 Masculinities and Manhood in Irish Writing and Culture Autumn  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG32100 Fin-de-Siecle Autumn  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG32240 Chaucer in Context Autumn  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG32560 Writing Black: African American Literature and Racial Consciousness Autumn  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG32580 Staging Conflict and Human Rights Autumn  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG32670 Dark Romanticism Autumn  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG32680 Global Renaissance Autumn  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG32760 Life Writing: Text and Self Autumn  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG32780 Presenting Tennessee Williams Autumn  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG32820 Reading South Africa Autumn  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG32850 Contemporary Irish Historical Fiction Autumn  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG31940 Global Science Fiction Autumn and Spring (separate)  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG31980 Women and the Novel in Romantic-era Britain Autumn and Spring (separate)  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG32020 Detecting Fictions: the Crime Novel in America, Britain and Ireland Autumn and Spring (separate)  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG32080 Social Networks in Fiction: from Jane Austen to Conan Doyle Autumn and Spring (separate)  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG32110 Literature and Science Autumn and Spring (separate)  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG32180 Poetry in Performance Autumn and Spring (separate)  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG32600 Creative Non-Fiction Autumn and Spring (separate)  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG32690 Writing Habits Autumn and Spring (separate)  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG32870 The Modernist Novel Autumn and Spring (separate)  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG31990 Reading Gender and Sexuality Spring  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG32130 Irish Gothic Spring  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG32200 Sexuality & American Modernism Spring  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG32220 Popular Fiction in Britain Spring  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG32290 Reading Ulysses Spring  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG32380 Sexuality and the State in Irish Drama and Culture Spring  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG32590 Memory and Testimony in Performance Spring  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG32790 Shakespeare in Film&Television Spring  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG32800 Wasted Wor(l)ds Spring  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG32900 Women Poets, Embodied Subjects Spring  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG32910 Reading the Energy Humanities Spring  10
Stage 4 Options - A) Min 3 of:
10-credit modules:
If you *ARE* taking the dissertation, you must also choose a minimum of 30 credits (and a maximum of 40 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring, which means taking more modules in the autumn (when you are planning your dissertation) than in the spring (when you are working on your dissertation in earnest).

If you *ARE NOT* taking the dissertation, you should choose a minimum of 50 credits (and a maximum of 60 credits if you want to take option modules in place of electives). You should aim to spread your credit load evenly across the autumn and spring.
 ENG32920 Making Comics Spring  10
Stage 4 Options - C) Min 0 of:
Elective substitution options:
Students may choose to take additional modules with their elective credits.
 ENG31780 Contemporary European Crime Fiction Autumn  5
Stage 4 Options - C) Min 0 of:
Elective substitution options:
Students may choose to take additional modules with their elective credits.
 ENG32510 Writing Dublin Autumn  5
Stage 4 Options - C) Min 0 of:
Elective substitution options:
Students may choose to take additional modules with their elective credits.
 ENG32520 Ugly Feelings Autumn  5
Stage 4 Options - C) Min 0 of:
Elective substitution options:
Students may choose to take additional modules with their elective credits.
 ENG32880 The 'Madwoman' in Literature Spring  5
Stage 4 Options - C) Min 0 of:
Elective substitution options:
Students may choose to take additional modules with their elective credits.
 ENG32890 Repair: Lit of Reuse & Renewal Spring  5

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By joining the UCD College of Arts and Humanities you will be part of a vibrant community of students and faculty who are committed to creating a more sustainable, just and equitable future. Our courses are designed to equip students with the best education in their chosen arts and humanities subjects. Our research and teaching and learning connect with many of the SDGs, most notably:

  • SDG 4: Quality Education -Promotes inclusive and equitable quality education and lifelong learning opportunities for all.

  • SDG 5: Gender Equality - Advances gender equality by addressing social norms, histories, and cultural practices that contribute to gender disparities.

  • SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities - Encourages understanding and action against social, economic, and political inequalities.

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  • SDG 16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions - Promotes peace, justice, and strong institutions through critical inquiry into human rights, ethics, and governance.

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Our programmes equip students with critical thinking, empathy, and cultural awareness, essential for addressing complex global challenges.

Aside from the general fun to be had in college, the inherent value of literature is what drew me to this course. It forces you to use your own imagination, in conjunction with someone else’s to create real beauty and feelings out of thin air. I now have new ideas and ways to think about literature which is about life and learning to think and write about human beings and the things they deal with. Everyone irrespective of their future career will be enriched by this course. The skills I am acquiring make me a better worker and person.

Harry Melessanakis, Student

“Studying English Literature at UCD has been an extremely rewarding experience. Getting to engage with classic literature in all of its forms has truly broadened my worldview and improved my critical thinking and writing skills. It has also enabled me to learn about history, philosophy and culture through a literary lens. Studying English Literature is perfect for those students who wish to engage with passionate staff members in a great mixture of both small group learning and large lectures. This course also gives you the opportunity to apply for an internship. I thoroughly enjoyed a trimester working as a producer in an experimental theatre company in my third year. “

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