DN530 BA Humanities European Studies (HSS6)

The BA Humanities is an innovative, interdisciplinary four-year programme that combines multiple subjects to provide coherence and depth to student learning within nine carefully structured pathways. Taught by expert academics in the Arts and Humanities, the BA Humanities programme offers both intensive training in particular disciplines and unique skill sets that are developed by bringing together subjects that and relate closely to each other. Students will gain essential life and employment skills, including critical, analytical and creative thinking, and expert communications, while learning how to be adaptable and flexible in preparation for employment in a dynamic work environment.

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European Studies aims to inspire in-depth exploration of the rich and varied histories and cultures of Europe, equipping you with core transferable skills in research, analysis and communication.  In taking this four-year BA pathway, you will investigate the significance of Europe through its histories, languages, literature and cultures, with a focus on processes of change, including migration, war and integration. Proficiency in modern European languages is essential, and as such you will develop and hone your fluency either in: French, German, Italian, Spanish or Portuguese. You will also spend either one semester or a full academic year at a partner European university immersing yourself in the country’s culture and language.  This pathway has been established to take advantage of the very substantial research strengths across the University in European Studies and is intended to offer an introduction to the opportunities and challenges of interdisciplinary study.



To promote your own interdisciplinary journey, you will take survey and more specialised modules from across the College of Arts and indeed the University.  In your first two years, you will take an Approaches course intended to introduce you to different disciplinary methodologies and techniques.   You will take courses on offer in the Schools of History and in the Schools of Languages; the former will give you a grounding in European history from the middle ages to the present day; the latter will develop your skills in one modern language, but also allow you to explore texts and themes more deeply.  However, you will also be encouraged and expected to take advantage from the wide variety of course options on offer from music to politics, and classical studies to art history.  In your third year, you will participate in the Erasmus scheme for at least a semester and hopefully a full year at one of UCD’s partner universities.  In your fourth year, under the supervision of a member of the academic staff of the College, you will write a dissertation in the field of European Studies – using sources in English and at least one other European language.



 


1 - 1: Use skills of inquiry, research, critical thinking, and problem-solving to pursue and evaluate knowledge.
2 - Challenge assumptions and develop creative solutions to problems including through the independent pursuit of knowledge and making connections between different disciplinary approaches and methods.
3 - Demonstrate effective communication, digital expertise, collaboration and leadership skills to convert decisions and commitments into action
4 - Understand the ethical implications of ideas, communications, and actions including demonstrated awareness of the historical and cultural construction of knowledge systems and traditions
5 - Understand the relevance and contribution of the Humanities to contemporary society and cultural practice including an ability to articulate the links between past and present as well as the influence of the past on shaping community and societal structures and beliefs.
6 - Articulate advocacy of human, social and cultural values with a propensity towards and awareness of the value of life-long learning, an understanding of how to learn, including an appreciation of the complexity of ideas, of societies, cultures and language.

Our English graduates have found employment in: Business Consultancy, Diplomatic Service, European Commission, Journalism, Marketing, NGOs, Policy Analyst, Public Relations, Radio/TV Producer, Translating and Interpreting.



Graduates are prepared for a wide range of taught MA Programmes in the fields of Arts and Humanities, such as: MA in European History, MA in Modern Languages, MA in Linguistics & Applied Linguistics, MA in Public History, MA in International War Studies, MA in Cultural Policy & Arts Management. Graduates are also prepared for MPhil and PhD study. See www.ucd.ie graduatestudies


Stage 1

Stage 1: Students should take 55 credits plus 5 elective credits. In addition to 15 credits of core modules, students must also choose a 15 credit language block, plus 25 credits of options.
All 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)

Stage 2

Students should take 50 credits plus 10 elective credits. In addition to 10 credits of core modules, students must also choose 15 option credits in History, plus 20 option credits in Languages, plus a minimum of 5 credits of further option modules. When selecting Language credits, students should choose four modules, all of which must be selected from the SAME language block. Students can choose to take extra option modules as electives if they wish.

All 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)

Stage 3

All European Studies students are strongly encouraged to spend at least one trimester studying abroad. Students who remain in UCD for the full year should take 50 programme credits plus 10 elective credits.

Instructions for full year UCD Students not on an exchange or on an internship (or combination):
- Select a minimum of 30 credits of European History modules: this can be EITHER 3 x 10 credit modules OR 2 x 10 credit modules plus 2 x 5 credit modules
- Select a maximum of 10 credits of European Social Science modules: 2 x 5 credit modules or 1 x 10 credit module
- Select a maximum of 10 credits of Language modules - students can take 3a and 3b language modules for their European language to complete the core language requirements for the degree.You can also complete these in stage 4.

Instructions for one-trimester UCD Students in UCD for either Autumn or Spring:
- Select a minimum of 15 credits of European History modules: 1 x 10 credit module AND 1 x 5 credit module
- Select a maximum of 5 credits of European Social Science modules: 1 x 5 credit module
- Select a maximum of 5 credits of Language modules [NOTE: Students in UCD for one trimester only should take a language-subject literature or cultural module. Language 3a and 3b modules will be taken at stage 4 to complete the language requirements for the degree]

Extra option modules from your programme can be taken in place of your electives if you wish.

Module ID Module Title Trimester Credits
Stage 1 Core Modules
     
EUST10010 Approaches to European Studies Autumn 5
HIS10070 The Making of Modern Europe: 1500-2000 Autumn 5
HIS10080 Rome to Renaissance Spring 5
Stage 1 Core Modules
     
Stage 1 Options - A)4OF:
Pick 4 modules from the options list below.
All 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)
     
AH10070 Dublin: Its Museums and Collections Autumn 5
AH10120 The Art of the Renaissance: Reform and Rebirth Autumn 5
AH10160 Art History in the Making Autumn 5
CCIV10010 Introduction to Celtic Civilization Autumn 5
CCIV10040 Vikings in the Celtic World Autumn 5
GRC10170 Lost Cities of the Ancient World Autumn 5
GRC10200 Classical Greece Autumn 5
HIS10310 Ireland's English Centuries Autumn 5
IRFL10010 Introduction to Folklore Autumn 5
IRST10010 Introduction to Irish Studies Autumn 5
IR10050 Irish for Beginners/Gaeilge do Thosaitheoirí Autumn and Spring (separate) 5
AH10140 The Baroque to Romanticism: European Art, 1600-1850 Spring 5
AH10150 The Modern World 1848-1914 Spring 5
CCIV10030 The British Celts Spring 5
GRC10130 Ancient Rome: An Introduction Spring 5
GRC10190 War and the Hero: The Epics of Homer and Virgil Spring 5
HIS10320 The Making of Modern Ireland, 1800-2000 Spring 5
IRST10020 Introduction to Irish Cultural Studies Spring 5
LING10010 Language Use and Communication Spring 5
MUS10120 Music, Culture and Society Spring 5
Stage 1 Options - A)4OF:
Pick 4 modules from the options list below.
All 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)
     
Stage 1 Options - B)1OF:
Students can choose one option module from the list below. All 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)
     
POL10170 Foundations in Political Research Autumn 5
DSCY10050 War: Ancient and modern Autumn and Spring (separate) 5
ARCH10050 Intro archaeology of Ireland Spring 5
DSCY10120 Contagion & Control Spring 5
LAW10440 Law in Europe Spring 5
PHIL10030 Introduction to Modern Philosophy Spring 5
PHIL10070 The First Philosophers Spring 5
PHIL10100 Existentialism and Humanism: An Introduction to Continental Philosophy Spring 5
POL10160 Foundations of Contemporary Politics Spring 5
Stage 1 Options - B)1OF:
Students can choose one option module from the list below. All 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)
     
Stage 1 Options - C)MIN0CR:
Elective Substitution Options:
You may choose a module from the list below OR a General Elective from the Electives Page in the January registration period. NOTE: you do not have to pick a module from this list if you wish to take a General Elective.
     
DSCY10050 War: Ancient and modern Autumn and Spring (separate) 5
IR10050 Irish for Beginners/Gaeilge do Thosaitheoirí Autumn and Spring (separate) 5
AH10140 The Baroque to Romanticism: European Art, 1600-1850 Spring 5
AH10150 The Modern World 1848-1914 Spring 5
CCIV10030 The British Celts Spring 5
DSCY10120 Contagion & Control Spring 5
IRST10020 Introduction to Irish Cultural Studies Spring 5
LAW10440 Law in Europe Spring 5
LING10010 Language Use and Communication Spring 5
PHIL10100 Existentialism and Humanism: An Introduction to Continental Philosophy Spring 5
POL10120 Foundations in Global Development Spring 5
POL10160 Foundations of Contemporary Politics Spring 5
Stage 1 Options - C)MIN0CR:
Elective Substitution Options:
You may choose a module from the list below OR a General Elective from the Electives Page in the January registration period. NOTE: you do not have to pick a module from this list if you wish to take a General Elective.
     
Stage 1 Options - Subject / Streams
     
Spanish Beginners (Humanities 15 credit language block)
Spanish Non-Beginners (Humanities 15 credit language block)
French (Humanities 15 credit language block)
German Beginners (Humanities 15 credit language block)
German Non-Beginners (Humanities 15 credit language block)
Italian Beginners (Humanities 15 credit language block)
Italian Non-Beginners (Humanities 15 credit language block)
Portuguese (Humanities)
Stage 1 Options - Subject / Streams
     
Stage 2 Core Modules
     
EUST20010 Discourses of Freedom Autumn 5
HIS21140 History Today Autumn 5
Stage 2 Core Modules
     
Stage 2 Options - B)MIN0OF:
Students who took French in Stage 1 must take FR20020 French Language II a and FR20040 French Language II b, plus a further two five credit options
     
FR20020 French language II a: Grammaire et syntaxe françaises Autumn 5
FR20130 French New Wave Autumn 5
FR20260 Reading Prose in the Early Modern Period Autumn 5
FR20040 French Language II b: Expression française écrite et orale Spring 5
FR20160 The Realist Novel Spring 5
FR20180 La France d'aujourd'hui Spring 5
FR20220 World War 2 in French Culture Spring 5
FR20250 Social Networks: Experiments in Early Modern Friendship Spring 5
Stage 2 Options - B)MIN0OF:
Students who took French in Stage 1 must take FR20020 French Language II a and FR20040 French Language II b, plus a further two five credit options
     
Stage 2 Options - C)MIN0OF:
Students who took German Beginners in Stage 1 must take GER20240 German for Ex-Beginners A and GER20250 German for Ex-Beginners B plus a further two five credit option modules.
     
GER20230 Transcultural Encounters 1 Autumn 5
GER20240 German for Ex-Beginners A Autumn 5
GER20260 Radical Thinkers Autumn 5
GER20190 Grimms' Tales and Adaptations Spring 5
GER20250 German for Ex-Beginners B Spring 5
Stage 2 Options - C)MIN0OF:
Students who took German Beginners in Stage 1 must take GER20240 German for Ex-Beginners A and GER20250 German for Ex-Beginners B plus a further two five credit option modules.
     
Stage 2 Options - D)MIN0OF:
Students who took German Non-Beginners in stage 1 must select GER20060 German Language IIa and GER20070 German Language IIb plus a further two five credit option modules.
     
GER20060 German Language II a Autumn 5
GER20230 Transcultural Encounters 1 Autumn 5
GER20260 Radical Thinkers Autumn 5
GER20070 German Language II b Spring 5
GER20190 Grimms' Tales and Adaptations Spring 5
Stage 2 Options - D)MIN0OF:
Students who took German Non-Beginners in stage 1 must select GER20060 German Language IIa and GER20070 German Language IIb plus a further two five credit option modules.
     
Stage 2 Options - E)MIN0OF:
Students who took Spanish Beginners in stage 1 must select SPAN20230 Spanish ex ab-initio IIa and SPAN20060 Spanish Language II b plus a further two five credit option modules.
     
SPAN20230 Spanish ex ab-initio IIa Autumn 5
SPAN20240 Latin American Culture I Autumn 5
SPAN20260 Modern Spanish Theatre Autumn 5
SPAN20290 21st-C Spanish fictions Autumn 5
SPAN20060 Spanish Language II b Spring 5
SPAN20300 Spaces of Conflict in Spanish Film Spring 5
SPAN20310 Indigenous Cultures Spring 5
Stage 2 Options - E)MIN0OF:
Students who took Spanish Beginners in stage 1 must select SPAN20230 Spanish ex ab-initio IIa and SPAN20060 Spanish Language II b plus a further two five credit option modules.
     
Stage 2 Options - F)MIN0OF:
Students who took Spanish Non-Beginners in stage 1 must select SPAN20080 Spanish Language IIa and SPAN20060 Spanish Language IIb plus a further two five credit option modules.
     
SPAN20080 Spanish Language II a Autumn 5
SPAN20240 Latin American Culture I Autumn 5
SPAN20260 Modern Spanish Theatre Autumn 5
SPAN20290 21st-C Spanish fictions Autumn 5
SPAN20060 Spanish Language II b Spring 5
SPAN20300 Spaces of Conflict in Spanish Film Spring 5
SPAN20310 Indigenous Cultures Spring 5
Stage 2 Options - F)MIN0OF:
Students who took Spanish Non-Beginners in stage 1 must select SPAN20080 Spanish Language IIa and SPAN20060 Spanish Language IIb plus a further two five credit option modules.
     
Stage 2 Options - H)MIN0OF:
These modules are for students who took either Italian Beginners or Non-Beginners at stage 1. Select ITAL20010 Italian Language IIa and ITAL20080 Italian Language IIb plus a further two 5 credit option modules.
     
ITAL20010 Italian Language II a Autumn 5
ITAL20160 Reading Italian Literature Autumn 5
ITAL20240 Italian history 1815-1945 Autumn 5
ITAL20080 Italian Language II b Spring 5
ITAL20230 Italian cinema and society Spring 5
Stage 2 Options - H)MIN0OF:
These modules are for students who took either Italian Beginners or Non-Beginners at stage 1. Select ITAL20010 Italian Language IIa and ITAL20080 Italian Language IIb plus a further two 5 credit option modules.
     
Stage 2 Options - I)MIN3OF:
Students should select 3 of the following modules. Students can choose to take extra from this list in place of their elective module(s) if they wish.
     
HIS20460 Islam and Christianity in the Middle Ages Autumn 5
HIS20670 The French Revolution Autumn 5
HIS21320 Sport and the modern world Autumn 5
HIS21340 The Irish at War, 1914-1998 Autumn 5
HIS20820 Nazi Germany Spring 5
HIS20950 European Statecraft, Strategy & Culture, c. 1470-c.1770: Personalities & Power Spring 5
HIS21240 Celts, Romans and Vikings: The Formation of Early Ireland Spring 5
Stage 2 Options - I)MIN3OF:
Students should select 3 of the following modules. Students can choose to take extra from this list in place of their elective module(s) if they wish.
     
Stage 2 Options - J)MIN1OF:
Students should select 1 of the following modules. Students can choose to take extra from this list in place of their elective module(s) if they wish.
     
AH20200 The Modern to the Contemporary Autumn 5
AH20250 Early Islamic Art and Architecture Autumn 5
AH20280 Queer Art Histories Autumn 5
GRC20030 Early Roman Empire Autumn 5
GRC20220 Greeks, Romans, and Barbarians Autumn 5
INRL20160 Introduction to European Union Politics Autumn 5
IRFL20010 The Study of Folklore: Origins and Development Autumn 5
IRFL20030 The Narrative Art Autumn 5
MUS20400 Early European Music Autumn 5
PHIL20500 Phenomenology & Existentialism Autumn 5
AH20230 European Architecture Spring 5
AH20290 Art & Death Spring 5
ARCH20610 Historical Archaeology Spring 5
ARCH20620 People in Prehistory: key themes and problems Spring 5
CCIV20120 Law & Society in Early Ireland Spring 5
ECON20120 The Economics of the European Union: Institutions, Policies and Crises Spring 5
GEOG20170 Global Historical Geographies Spring 5
GRC20270 The Athenian Empire Spring 5
IRFL20100 Oral history and tradition Spring 5
MUS20410 Music History Since 1750 Spring 5
PHIL20580 Plato's Republic Spring 5
Stage 2 Options - J)MIN1OF:
Students should select 1 of the following modules. Students can choose to take extra from this list in place of their elective module(s) if they wish.
     
Stage 2 Options - K)MIN0OF:
This is a College of Arts and Humanities module. It is the equivalent of an elective. You can take it instead of taking one of your Stage 2 electives. Please make sure that you have selected the correct number of programme options from the list above. This is not one of your required options. It is recommended in particular if you are considering applying for an internship option next year.
     
HUM20030 Career Readiness (Humanities) Spring 5
Stage 2 Options - K)MIN0OF:
This is a College of Arts and Humanities module. It is the equivalent of an elective. You can take it instead of taking one of your Stage 2 electives. Please make sure that you have selected the correct number of programme options from the list above. This is not one of your required options. It is recommended in particular if you are considering applying for an internship option next year.
     
Stage 3 Options - A)MIN0OF:
EUROPEAN HISTORY OPTIONS
Students who remain in UCD for the full academic year must choose at least two 10 credit History options from this list.
Students in UCD for one trimester only must choose one 10 credit History option from this list.
     
HIS31250 Dynastic Politics, Culture & Diplomacy in Post-Westphalian Germany Autumn 10
HIS31320 The Irish Revolution, 1910-1923 Autumn 10
HIS31840 The First World War: cultures and consequences Autumn 10
HIS32430 Florence 1200 - 1400 Autumn 10
HIS32690 Revolution and War in Twentieth-Century Vietnam Autumn 10
HIS32710 Manufacturing Truth in the Modern World Autumn 10
HIS32850 Settler colonialism Autumn 10
HIS32860 Jonathan Swift and Ireland Autumn 10
HIS32950 Weimar Germany Autumn 10
HIS32970 The 1641 Rebellion Autumn 10
HIS32980 Britain's War Northern Ireland Autumn 10
HIS33020 United States and the World Autumn 10
HIS33040 Medicine and Miracles Autumn 10
HIS31900 Roads to Heaven & Hell Autumn and Spring (separate) 10
HIS31310 Madness and Civilisation Spring 10
HIS31760 Irish Foreign Policy, 1919-73: A Place Among the Nations Spring 10
HIS31960 Satan in the Middle Ages Spring 10
HIS32330 A History of Decadence: Sex, Spectacle and Corruption in Eighteenth-Century Venice Spring 10
HIS32540 Everyday life in War and Revolution in Ireland, 1914-23 Spring 10
HIS32720 Frontiers of Empire Spring 10
HIS32960 Pills, Patents & Policies Spring 10
HIS32990 1942: The World at War Spring 10
HIS33000 Political Violence in Ireland Spring 10
HIS33010 Global History before AD 1000 Spring 10
HIS33030 Women and Ethical Action in the First Millennium CE Spring 10
HIS33050 Science and Environment Spring 10
HIS33060 From the Ashes of Empire Spring 10
Stage 3 Options - A)MIN0OF:
EUROPEAN HISTORY OPTIONS
Students who remain in UCD for the full academic year must choose at least two 10 credit History options from this list.
Students in UCD for one trimester only must choose one 10 credit History option from this list.
     
Stage 3 Options - B)MIN0OF:
EUROPEAN HISTORY OPTIONS
Students who remain in UCD for the full academic year may choose two 5 credit History options from this list OR may choose a 10 credit option from the list above.
Students in UCD for one trimester only must choose one 5 credit History option from this list.
     
HIS32310 Revolutionary Russia, 1905-1921 Autumn 5
HIS32900 Questions in History Autumn 5
HIS32380 Genocide & Mass Violence in the Twentieth Century Spring 5
HIS32460 Conquering Ireland, 1579-1691 Spring 5
Stage 3 Options - B)MIN0OF:
EUROPEAN HISTORY OPTIONS
Students who remain in UCD for the full academic year may choose two 5 credit History options from this list OR may choose a 10 credit option from the list above.
Students in UCD for one trimester only must choose one 5 credit History option from this list.
     
Stage 3 Options - C)MIN0CR:
EUROPEAN SOCIAL SCIENCE OPTIONS
Students who remain in UCD for the full academic year may choose a maximum of 10 credits of modules from this list of options from Social Sciences. Students who remain in UCD for one trimester only may choose a maximum of 5 credits from this list of options from Social Sciences.
     
GEOG30240 Political Geography of European Integration Autumn 5
INRL30320 Gender in War & Peace Autumn 10
INRL30370 Terrorism & Political Violence Autumn 10
AH30540 Georgian Dublin Spring 5
ARCH30830 Medieval Buildings: An Arch Spring 10
ARCH30840 Minoan Archaeology Spring 10
ECON30260 The Economics of the Transport Sector Spring 5
ECON30550 Philosophy of Economics Spring 5
GEOG30080 Geography of the Growth and Development of Dublin Spring 5
GEOG31060 Population Geography Spring 5
INRL30340 Internat. Political Economy Spring 10
Stage 3 Options - C)MIN0CR:
EUROPEAN SOCIAL SCIENCE OPTIONS
Students who remain in UCD for the full academic year may choose a maximum of 10 credits of modules from this list of options from Social Sciences. Students who remain in UCD for one trimester only may choose a maximum of 5 credits from this list of options from Social Sciences.
     
Stage 3 Options - D)MIN0CR:
FRENCH LANGUAGE BLOCK
Students who remain in UCD for the full academic year can choose the level 3 language cores FR30310 French Language 3a and FR30320 French Language 3b. Further language option modules can be taken at stage 4
Students who remain in UCD for one trimester only should choose any one 5 credit module [NOTE: you will complete French Language 3a and 3b in stage 4]. NOTE: French language 3a must be passed before taking French language 3b
     
FR30290 Qu'est-ce que l'individualisme Autumn 5
FR30310 French Language 3a: Expression avancée Autumn 5
FR30370 Equality and Feminisms in C17 France Autumn 5
FR30390 Postcolonial Narratives in French Autumn 5
FR30040 Literature of Quebec Spring 5
FR30210 Research in French Spring 5
FR30270 The Object in Postwar French Culture Spring 5
FR30320 French Language 3b Spring 5
FR30350 Narratives of Place Spring 5
Stage 3 Options - D)MIN0CR:
FRENCH LANGUAGE BLOCK
Students who remain in UCD for the full academic year can choose the level 3 language cores FR30310 French Language 3a and FR30320 French Language 3b. Further language option modules can be taken at stage 4
Students who remain in UCD for one trimester only should choose any one 5 credit module [NOTE: you will complete French Language 3a and 3b in stage 4]. NOTE: French language 3a must be passed before taking French language 3b
     
Stage 3 Options - E)MIN0CR:
GERMAN LANGUAGE BLOCK
Students who remain in UCD for the full academic year can choose GER30080 German Language 3a and GER30090 German Language 3b. Further language option modules can be taken at stage 4
Students who remain in UCD for one trimester only should choose any one 5 credit module from the options below [NOTE: you will complete German Language 3a and 3b in stage 4]
     
GER30080 German Language III a Autumn 5
GER30130 Translating Contemporary Texts German-English (Advanced) Autumn 5
GER30210 Transcultural Encounters 2 Autumn 5
GER30090 German Language III b Spring 5
GER30240 German Feminisms Since 1918 Spring 5
Stage 3 Options - E)MIN0CR:
GERMAN LANGUAGE BLOCK
Students who remain in UCD for the full academic year can choose GER30080 German Language 3a and GER30090 German Language 3b. Further language option modules can be taken at stage 4
Students who remain in UCD for one trimester only should choose any one 5 credit module from the options below [NOTE: you will complete German Language 3a and 3b in stage 4]
     
Stage 3 Options - F)MIN0CR:
ITALIAN LANGUAGE BLOCK
Students who remain in UCD for the full academic year can choose ITAL30070 Italian Language 3a and ITAL30080 Italian Language 3b. Further language option modules can be taken at stage 4.
Students who remain in UCD for one trimester only should choose any one 5 credit module from the options below [NOTE: you will complete Italian Language 3a and 3b in stage 4]
     
ITAL30070 Italian Language III a Autumn 5
ITAL30310 Women Writing Identities Autumn 5
ITAL30080 Italian Language III b Spring 5
ITAL30200 The Story of Italian 2: Modern Age and Today Spring 5
ITAL30260 Politics and Morals in Renaissance Italy Spring 5
ITAL30320 Italian Transnational Literature Spring 5
Stage 3 Options - F)MIN0CR:
ITALIAN LANGUAGE BLOCK
Students who remain in UCD for the full academic year can choose ITAL30070 Italian Language 3a and ITAL30080 Italian Language 3b. Further language option modules can be taken at stage 4.
Students who remain in UCD for one trimester only should choose any one 5 credit module from the options below [NOTE: you will complete Italian Language 3a and 3b in stage 4]
     
Stage 3 Options - G)MIN0CR:
SPANISH LANGUAGE BLOCK
Students who remain in UCD for the full academic year can choose SPAN30010 Spanish Language 3a and SPAN30020 Spanish Language 3b. Further language option modules can be taken at stage 4.
Students who remain in UCD for one trimester only should choose any one 5 credit module from the options below [NOTE: you will complete Spanish Language 3a and 3b in stage 4]
     
SPAN30010 Spanish Language III a Autumn 5
SPAN30070 Latin American Literature II: To the Boom and Beyond Autumn 5
SPAN30020 Spanish Language III b Spring 5
SPAN30200 Surrealism in Spain and Mexico Spring 5
SPAN30230 Historical Memory in Spain: 21st Century Narrative and Film Spring 5
SPAN30280 Women's Life Writing in Spain Spring 5
Stage 3 Options - G)MIN0CR:
SPANISH LANGUAGE BLOCK
Students who remain in UCD for the full academic year can choose SPAN30010 Spanish Language 3a and SPAN30020 Spanish Language 3b. Further language option modules can be taken at stage 4.
Students who remain in UCD for one trimester only should choose any one 5 credit module from the options below [NOTE: you will complete Spanish Language 3a and 3b in stage 4]
     
Stage 3 Options - H)MIN0OF:
INTERNSHIP STUDENTS ONLY
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
HUM30030 Internship- Spring (Humanities) Spring 30
Stage 3 Options - H)MIN0OF:
INTERNSHIP STUDENTS ONLY
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.
     
Stage 3 Options - I)MIN0OF:
This is an elective substitution module. You may select this module instead of one of your elective modules.
     
HUM30050 Writing for Life: employability skills for arts and humanities students Spring 5
Stage 3 Options - I)MIN0OF:
This is an elective substitution module. You may select this module instead of one of your elective modules.
     
See the UCD Assessment website for further details

Module Weighting Info  
  Award GPA
Programme Module Weightings Rule Description Description >= <=
BHACS024 Stage 4 - 50.00%
Stage 3 - 30.00%
Stage 2 - 20.00%
Standard Honours Award First Class Honours

3.68

4.20

Second Class Honours, Grade 1

3.08

3.67

Second Class Honours, Grade 2

2.48

3.07

Pass

2.00

2.47


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