Courses / Subject

History is the systematic examination of human experience over time. It attempts to explain the origins and evolution of the societies we live in, from as many points of view as possible.

• History explores the complex processes of social and economic change, the choice of one set of political or ethical values over another, the context in which new ideas arise, and much more. The written word is one way of gathering information about the past, but new technologies and research methods allow for the study of history to take place through other mediums.
• The Department’s long-standing reputation for excellence and leadership in historical scholarship both in Ireland and internationally is one reason for the popularity of History at Maynooth. We have also kept our discipline vibrant, engaging and of practical value to students. We provide a solid grounding in the practice of history and boast expertise in a wide range of specialist topics such as life in medieval Ireland, the intersection of American and world history, the First World War, and gender and sexual politics.

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• Either 15 or 30 credits of History. 
• If taking the 30 credit option: the extra 15 credits are timetabled outside of groups 1-6 so you may choose other subjects from groups 1, 3, 4, 5, 6.
• Only one of these can be taken as a double subject since the extra 15 credits for each are taught at the same time: Anthropology, Computer Science, German (beginner), History, International Development, Law, Sociology, Spanish (beginner).

 

HY1V30 - HISTORY

Credits: 30 Not compulsory:

		Module	Code	Credits	Semester	Compulsory
		DOCUMENTS IN HISTORY	HY132	7.5	2
		INTRODUCTION TO MEDIEVAL HISTORY: VIKINGS AND NORMANS	HY121	7.5	1
		MAKING THE MODERN WORLD: THEMES IN HISTORY	HY122	7.5	2
		THE PRACTICE OF HISTORY	HY131	7.5	1

History is the systematic examination of human experience over time. It attempts to explain the origins and evolution of the societies we live in, from as many points of view as possible.

• History explores the complex processes of social and economic change, the choice of one set of political or ethical values over another, the context in which new ideas arise, and much more. The written word is one way of gathering information about the past, but new technologies and research methods allow for the study of history to take place through other mediums.
• The Department’s long-standing reputation for excellence and leadership in historical scholarship both in Ireland and internationally is one reason for the popularity of History at Maynooth. We have also kept our discipline vibrant, engaging and of practical value to students. We provide a solid grounding in the practice of history and boast expertise in a wide range of specialist topics such as life in medieval Ireland, the intersection of American and world history, the First World War, and gender and sexual politics.

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Semester 1. Students must take one only from the following group: HY218, HY240, HY293
Semester 2. Students must take one only from the following group: HY219, HY241, HY294

HY2DM - HISTORY

Credits: 30 Not compulsory:

		Module	Code	Credits	Semester	Compulsory
		A HISTORY OF SPORT IN MODERN IRELAND	HY2007	5	2
		A HISTORY OF ULSTER, 1886-1972	HY2004	5	1
		AMERICAN HISTORY SPECIAL TOPIC (A)	HY240	5	1
		AMERICAN HISTORY SPECIAL TOPIC (B)	HY241	5	2
		EARLY MODERN EUROPE - CULTURE	HY283	5	2
		EUROPE 1911-1945	HY293	5	1
		EUROPE IN THE EARLY MODERN WORLD	HY212	5	2
		EUROPE POST 1945	HY294	5	2
		HISTORY 1 - EARLY IRELAND, FROM ST PATRICK TO THE BATTLE OF CLONTARF	SG253	5	1
		HISTORY 2 - LAW, SOCIETY AND LEARNED CLASSES IN EARLY IRELAND	SG254	5	2
		HISTORY OF HEALTH AND MEDICINE (A)	HY230	5	2
		INTRODUCTION TO MILITARY HISTORY AND WAR STUDIES	HY2001	5	2
		IRELAND IN PREHISTORY	HY292	5	1
		IRELAND IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY	HY205	5	1
		IRELAND IN THE MODERN WORLD: THE NINETEENTH CENTURY	HY218	5	1
		IRELAND IN THE MODERN WORLD: THE TWENTIETH CENTURY	HY219	5	2
		MODERN BRITISH ELECTIVE	HY272	5	1
		MODERN EUROPE ELECTIVE	HY281	5	1
		MULTICULTURALISM IN BRITAIN AND IRELAND, 1900-PRESENT	HY2003	5	2
		PICTURING THE RENAISSANCE	HY233	5	1
		POVERTY AND WELFARE IN PRE-FAMINE IRELAND, 1800-1845	HY299	5	1
		POWER AND THE PEOPLE IN IMPERIAL ROME	GC217	5	1
		SEARCHING FOR PEACE DURING THE COLD WAR	HY2009	5	1
		SETTLEMENT AND SOCIETY IN IRELAND	HY224	5	2
		THE GAELIC ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION AND NATIONALISM	HY2006	5	2
		THE HISTORY OF SUICIDE: A GLOBAL OUTLOOK	HY249	5	2
		UNDERSTANDING THUCYDIDES: THE FLOWERING OF GREEK HISTORIOGRAPHY	GC224	5	2

History is the systematic examination of human experience over time. It attempts to explain the origins and evolution of the societies we live in, from as many points of view as possible.

• History explores the complex processes of social and economic change, the choice of one set of political or ethical values over another, the context in which new ideas arise, and much more. The written word is one way of gathering information about the past, but new technologies and research methods allow for the study of history to take place through other mediums.
• The Department’s long-standing reputation for excellence and leadership in historical scholarship both in Ireland and internationally is one reason for the popularity of History at Maynooth. We have also kept our discipline vibrant, engaging and of practical value to students. We provide a solid grounding in the practice of history and boast expertise in a wide range of specialist topics such as life in medieval Ireland, the intersection of American and world history, the First World War, and gender and sexual politics.

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1. Semester 1. Students must take one only from the following group: HY218, HY240, HY293
    Semester 2. Students must take one only from the following group: HY219, HY241, HY294

2. Students are strongly encouraged to register for GC224 if their timetable permits it.

HY2MJ - HISTORY

Credits: 40 Not compulsory:

		Module	Code	Credits	Semester	Compulsory
		A HISTORY OF SPORT IN MODERN IRELAND	HY2007	5	2
		A HISTORY OF ULSTER, 1886-1972	HY2004	5	1
		AMERICAN HISTORY SPECIAL TOPIC (A)	HY240	5	1
		AMERICAN HISTORY SPECIAL TOPIC (B)	HY241	5	2
		DOCUMENTS IN HISTORY, LEVEL 2	HY201	5	1
		EARLY MODERN EUROPE - CULTURE	HY283	5	2
		EUROPE 1911-1945	HY293	5	1
		EUROPE IN THE EARLY MODERN WORLD	HY212	5	2
		EUROPE POST 1945	HY294	5	2
		HISTORY 1 - EARLY IRELAND, FROM ST PATRICK TO THE BATTLE OF CLONTARF	SG253	5	1
		HISTORY 2 - LAW, SOCIETY AND LEARNED CLASSES IN EARLY IRELAND	SG254	5	2
		HISTORY OF HEALTH AND MEDICINE (A)	HY230	5	2
		INTRODUCTION TO MILITARY HISTORY AND WAR STUDIES	HY2001	5	2
		IRELAND IN PREHISTORY	HY292	5	1
		IRELAND IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY	HY205	5	1
		IRELAND IN THE MODERN WORLD: THE NINETEENTH CENTURY	HY218	5	1
		IRELAND IN THE MODERN WORLD: THE TWENTIETH CENTURY	HY219	5	2
		MODERN BRITISH ELECTIVE	HY272	5	1
		MODERN EUROPE ELECTIVE	HY281	5	1
		MULTICULTURALISM IN BRITAIN AND IRELAND, 1900-PRESENT	HY2003	5	2
		PICTURING THE RENAISSANCE	HY233	5	1
		POVERTY AND WELFARE IN PRE-FAMINE IRELAND, 1800-1845	HY299	5	1
		POWER AND THE PEOPLE IN IMPERIAL ROME	GC217	5	1
		SEARCHING FOR PEACE DURING THE COLD WAR	HY2009	5	1
		SETTLEMENT AND SOCIETY IN IRELAND	HY224	5	2
		THE GAELIC ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION AND NATIONALISM	HY2006	5	2
		THE HISTORY OF SUICIDE: A GLOBAL OUTLOOK	HY249	5	2
		UNDERSTANDING THUCYDIDES: THE FLOWERING OF GREEK HISTORIOGRAPHY	GC224	5	2

History is the systematic examination of human experience over time. It attempts to explain the origins and evolution of the societies we live in, from as many points of view as possible.

• History explores the complex processes of social and economic change, the choice of one set of political or ethical values over another, the context in which new ideas arise, and much more. The written word is one way of gathering information about the past, but new technologies and research methods allow for the study of history to take place through other mediums.
• The Department’s long-standing reputation for excellence and leadership in historical scholarship both in Ireland and internationally is one reason for the popularity of History at Maynooth. We have also kept our discipline vibrant, engaging and of practical value to students. We provide a solid grounding in the practice of history and boast expertise in a wide range of specialist topics such as life in medieval Ireland, the intersection of American and world history, the First World War, and gender and sexual politics.

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Semester 1. Students must take one only from the following group: HY218, HY240, HY293
Semester 2. Students must take one only from the following group: HY219, HY241, HY294

HY2SM - HISTORY

Credits: 60 Not compulsory:

		Module	Code	Credits	Semester	Compulsory
		A HISTORY OF SPORT IN MODERN IRELAND	HY2007	5	2
		A HISTORY OF ULSTER, 1886-1972	HY2004	5	1
		AMERICAN HISTORY SPECIAL TOPIC (A)	HY240	5	1
		AMERICAN HISTORY SPECIAL TOPIC (B)	HY241	5	2
		DOCUMENTS IN HISTORY, LEVEL 2	HY201	5	1
		EARLY MODERN EUROPE - CULTURE	HY283	5	2
		EUROPE 1911-1945	HY293	5	1
		EUROPE IN THE EARLY MODERN WORLD	HY212	5	2
		EUROPE POST 1945	HY294	5	2
		HISTORY 1 - EARLY IRELAND, FROM ST PATRICK TO THE BATTLE OF CLONTARF	SG253	5	1
		HISTORY 2 - LAW, SOCIETY AND LEARNED CLASSES IN EARLY IRELAND	SG254	5	2
		HISTORY OF HEALTH AND MEDICINE (A)	HY230	5	2
		INTRODUCTION TO MILITARY HISTORY AND WAR STUDIES	HY2001	5	2
		IRELAND IN PREHISTORY	HY292	5	1
		IRELAND IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY	HY205	5	1
		IRELAND IN THE MODERN WORLD: THE NINETEENTH CENTURY	HY218	5	1
		IRELAND IN THE MODERN WORLD: THE TWENTIETH CENTURY	HY219	5	2
		MODERN BRITISH ELECTIVE	HY272	5	1
		MODERN EUROPE ELECTIVE	HY281	5	1
		MULTICULTURALISM IN BRITAIN AND IRELAND, 1900-PRESENT	HY2003	5	2
		PICTURING THE RENAISSANCE	HY233	5	1
		POVERTY AND WELFARE IN PRE-FAMINE IRELAND, 1800-1845	HY299	5	1
		POWER AND THE PEOPLE IN IMPERIAL ROME	GC217	5	1
		SEARCHING FOR PEACE DURING THE COLD WAR	HY2009	5	1
		SETTLEMENT AND SOCIETY IN IRELAND	HY224	5	2
		THE GAELIC ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION AND NATIONALISM	HY2006	5	2
		THE HISTORY OF SUICIDE: A GLOBAL OUTLOOK	HY249	5	2
		UNDERSTANDING THUCYDIDES: THE FLOWERING OF GREEK HISTORIOGRAPHY	GC224	5	2

History is the systematic examination of human experience over time. It attempts to explain the origins and evolution of the societies we live in, from as many points of view as possible.

• History explores the complex processes of social and economic change, the choice of one set of political or ethical values over another, the context in which new ideas arise, and much more. The written word is one way of gathering information about the past, but new technologies and research methods allow for the study of history to take place through other mediums.
• The Department’s long-standing reputation for excellence and leadership in historical scholarship both in Ireland and internationally is one reason for the popularity of History at Maynooth. We have also kept our discipline vibrant, engaging and of practical value to students. We provide a solid grounding in the practice of history and boast expertise in a wide range of specialist topics such as life in medieval Ireland, the intersection of American and world history, the First World War, and gender and sexual politics.

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Semester 1. Students must take one only from the following group: HY218, HY240, HY293
Semester 2. Students must take one only from the following group: HY219, HY241, HY294

HY2MI - HISTORY

Credits: 20 Not compulsory:

		Module	Code	Credits	Semester	Compulsory
		AMERICAN HISTORY SPECIAL TOPIC (A)	HY240	5	1
		AMERICAN HISTORY SPECIAL TOPIC (B)	HY241	5	2
		EUROPE 1911-1945	HY293	5	1
		EUROPE IN THE EARLY MODERN WORLD	HY212	5	2
		EUROPE POST 1945	HY294	5	2
		IRELAND IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY	HY205	5	1
		IRELAND IN THE MODERN WORLD: THE NINETEENTH CENTURY	HY218	5	1
		IRELAND IN THE MODERN WORLD: THE TWENTIETH CENTURY	HY219	5	2

History is the systematic examination of human experience over time. It attempts to explain the origins and evolution of the societies we live in, from as many points of view as possible.

• History explores the complex processes of social and economic change, the choice of one set of political or ethical values over another, the context in which new ideas arise, and much more. The written word is one way of gathering information about the past, but new technologies and research methods allow for the study of history to take place through other mediums.
• The Department’s long-standing reputation for excellence and leadership in historical scholarship both in Ireland and internationally is one reason for the popularity of History at Maynooth. We have also kept our discipline vibrant, engaging and of practical value to students. We provide a solid grounding in the practice of history and boast expertise in a wide range of specialist topics such as life in medieval Ireland, the intersection of American and world history, the First World War, and gender and sexual politics.

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1. Semester 1. Students must take one only from the following group: HY304, HY320, HY3023
    Semester 2. Students must take one only from the following group: HY384, HY3011, HY3018

2. HY301 (Dissertation): students may only take this module if they achieved a minimum of 650 in Year 2 History. Eligible students who choose HY301 must also select one of the special topics in each semester, i.e. one from HY304, HY320, HY3023 (semester one) and one from HY384, HY3011 and HY3018 (semester two).

HY3DM - HISTORY

Credits: 30 Not compulsory:

		Module	Code	Credits	Semester	Compulsory
		A WORLD FULL OF GODS: RELIGIOUS LIFE IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE	GC316	5	2
		AFRICAN LIVES IN BRITAIN AND IRELAND, C. 1550-2018	HY3017	5	1
		EARLY MODERN IRELAND	HY304	5	1
		EASTERN AND CENTRAL EUROPE UNDER COMMUNISM	HY3007	5	1
		EMIGRATION IN NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH CENTURY IRISH SOCIETY	HY320	5	1
		ENVIRONMENT AND CULTURE IN AMERICAN HISTORY	HY305	5	2
		EUROPE IN THE AGE OF REVOLUTION AND NATION, 1789-1878	HY3025	5	2
		FIRE FROM HEAVEN: THE RISE OF MACEDONIA & ALEXANDER THE GREAT	GC313	5	1
		HISTORY 5 - THE VIKING WORLD II: IRELAND	SG354	5	2
		HISTORY AND STORY (I)	HY318	5	1
		HISTORY AND STORY (II)	HY319	5	2
		HISTORY DISSERTATION	HY301	10	Year-Long
		HITLER'S EUROPE, 1939-1945 (A)	HY314	5	1
		HITLER'S EUROPE, 1939-1945 (B)	HY315	5	2
		IRISH MIGRANTS IN THE EARLY MODERN WORLD	HY393	5	2
		MEDIEVAL AND EARLY MODERN BALKANS (800-1800)	HY3023	5	1
		SOCIAL HISTORY OF HEALTH IN NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH CENTURY IRELAND	HY390	5	2
		SPORT AND POLITICS IN MODERN IRELAND	HY3018	5	2
		THATCHER’S BRITAIN: A POLITICAL AND SOCIAL HISTORY OF BRITAIN IN THE 1980S	HY3021	5	1
		THE DECLINE AND RISE OF THE IRISH COUNTRY HOUSE, 1845 TO PRESENT	HY352	5	1
		THE GREAT WAR, 1914-18	HY384	5	2
		THE HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE, 1495 TO 1648	HY353	5	1
		THE HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE, 1648-1806	HY354	5	2
		THE IRISH IN BRITAIN: TWENTIETH CENTURY	HY395	5	2
		THE TROUBLES: CONFLICT IN NORTHERN IRELAND	HY3011	5	2
		TOWNS IN MEDIEVAL IRELAND	HY387	5	1

History is the systematic examination of human experience over time. It attempts to explain the origins and evolution of the societies we live in, from as many points of view as possible.

• History explores the complex processes of social and economic change, the choice of one set of political or ethical values over another, the context in which new ideas arise, and much more. The written word is one way of gathering information about the past, but new technologies and research methods allow for the study of history to take place through other mediums.
• The Department’s long-standing reputation for excellence and leadership in historical scholarship both in Ireland and internationally is one reason for the popularity of History at Maynooth. We have also kept our discipline vibrant, engaging and of practical value to students. We provide a solid grounding in the practice of history and boast expertise in a wide range of specialist topics such as life in medieval Ireland, the intersection of American and world history, the First World War, and gender and sexual politics.

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1. Semester 1. Students must take one only from the following group: HY304, HY320, HY3023
    Semester 2. Students must take one only from the following group: HY384, HY3011, HY3018

2. HY301 (Dissertation): students may only take this module if they achieved a minimum of 650 in Year 2 History. Eligible students who choose HY301 must also select one of the special topics in each semester, i.e. one from HY304, HY320, HY3023 (semester one) and one from HY384, HY3011 and HY3018 (semester two).

 

HY3MJ - HISTORY

Credits: 40 Not compulsory:

		Module	Code	Credits	Semester	Compulsory
		A WORLD FULL OF GODS: RELIGIOUS LIFE IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE	GC316	5	2
		AFRICAN LIVES IN BRITAIN AND IRELAND, C. 1550-2018	HY3017	5	1
		EARLY MODERN IRELAND	HY304	5	1
		EASTERN AND CENTRAL EUROPE UNDER COMMUNISM	HY3007	5	1
		EMIGRATION IN NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH CENTURY IRISH SOCIETY	HY320	5	1
		ENVIRONMENT AND CULTURE IN AMERICAN HISTORY	HY305	5	2
		EUROPE IN THE AGE OF REVOLUTION AND NATION, 1789-1878	HY3025	5	2
		FIRE FROM HEAVEN: THE RISE OF MACEDONIA & ALEXANDER THE GREAT	GC313	5	1
		HISTORIOGRAPHY - LEVEL 3	HY396	5	2
		HISTORY 5 - THE VIKING WORLD II: IRELAND	SG354	5	2
		HISTORY AND STORY (I)	HY318	5	1
		HISTORY AND STORY (II)	HY319	5	2
		HISTORY DISSERTATION	HY301	10	Year-Long
		HITLER'S EUROPE, 1939-1945 (A)	HY314	5	1
		HITLER'S EUROPE, 1939-1945 (B)	HY315	5	2
		IRISH MIGRANTS IN THE EARLY MODERN WORLD	HY393	5	2
		MEDIEVAL AND EARLY MODERN BALKANS (800-1800)	HY3023	5	1
		SOCIAL HISTORY OF HEALTH IN NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH CENTURY IRELAND	HY390	5	2
		SPORT AND POLITICS IN MODERN IRELAND	HY3018	5	2
		THATCHER’S BRITAIN: A POLITICAL AND SOCIAL HISTORY OF BRITAIN IN THE 1980S	HY3021	5	1
		THE DECLINE AND RISE OF THE IRISH COUNTRY HOUSE, 1845 TO PRESENT	HY352	5	1
		THE GREAT WAR, 1914-18	HY384	5	2
		THE HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE, 1495 TO 1648	HY353	5	1
		THE HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE, 1648-1806	HY354	5	2
		THE IRISH IN BRITAIN: TWENTIETH CENTURY	HY395	5	2
		THE TROUBLES: CONFLICT IN NORTHERN IRELAND	HY3011	5	2
		TOWNS IN MEDIEVAL IRELAND	HY387	5	1

History is the systematic examination of human experience over time. It attempts to explain the origins and evolution of the societies we live in, from as many points of view as possible.

• History explores the complex processes of social and economic change, the choice of one set of political or ethical values over another, the context in which new ideas arise, and much more. The written word is one way of gathering information about the past, but new technologies and research methods allow for the study of history to take place through other mediums.
• The Department’s long-standing reputation for excellence and leadership in historical scholarship both in Ireland and internationally is one reason for the popularity of History at Maynooth. We have also kept our discipline vibrant, engaging and of practical value to students. We provide a solid grounding in the practice of history and boast expertise in a wide range of specialist topics such as life in medieval Ireland, the intersection of American and world history, the First World War, and gender and sexual politics.

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Semester 1. Students must take one only from the following group: HY304, HY320, HY3023
Semester 2. Students must take one only from the following group: HY384, HY3011, HY3018

HY3SM - HISTORY

Credits: 60 Not compulsory:

		Module	Code	Credits	Semester	Compulsory
		A WORLD FULL OF GODS: RELIGIOUS LIFE IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE	GC316	5	2
		AFRICAN LIVES IN BRITAIN AND IRELAND, C. 1550-2018	HY3017	5	1
		EARLY MODERN IRELAND	HY304	5	1
		EASTERN AND CENTRAL EUROPE UNDER COMMUNISM	HY3007	5	1
		EMIGRATION IN NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH CENTURY IRISH SOCIETY	HY320	5	1
		ENVIRONMENT AND CULTURE IN AMERICAN HISTORY	HY305	5	2
		EUROPE IN THE AGE OF REVOLUTION AND NATION, 1789-1878	HY3025	5	2
		FIRE FROM HEAVEN: THE RISE OF MACEDONIA & ALEXANDER THE GREAT	GC313	5	1
		HISTORIOGRAPHY - LEVEL 3	HY396	5	2
		HISTORY 5 - THE VIKING WORLD II: IRELAND	SG354	5	2
		HISTORY AND STORY (I)	HY318	5	1
		HISTORY AND STORY (II)	HY319	5	2
		HISTORY DISSERTATION	HY301	10	Year-Long
		HITLER'S EUROPE, 1939-1945 (A)	HY314	5	1
		HITLER'S EUROPE, 1939-1945 (B)	HY315	5	2
		IRISH MIGRANTS IN THE EARLY MODERN WORLD	HY393	5	2
		MEDIEVAL AND EARLY MODERN BALKANS (800-1800)	HY3023	5	1
		SOCIAL HISTORY OF HEALTH IN NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH CENTURY IRELAND	HY390	5	2
		SPORT AND POLITICS IN MODERN IRELAND	HY3018	5	2
		THATCHER’S BRITAIN: A POLITICAL AND SOCIAL HISTORY OF BRITAIN IN THE 1980S	HY3021	5	1
		THE DECLINE AND RISE OF THE IRISH COUNTRY HOUSE, 1845 TO PRESENT	HY352	5	1
		THE GREAT WAR, 1914-18	HY384	5	2
		THE HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE, 1495 TO 1648	HY353	5	1
		THE HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE, 1648-1806	HY354	5	2
		THE IRISH IN BRITAIN: TWENTIETH CENTURY	HY395	5	2
		THE TROUBLES: CONFLICT IN NORTHERN IRELAND	HY3011	5	2
		TOWNS IN MEDIEVAL IRELAND	HY387	5	1

History is the systematic examination of human experience over time. It attempts to explain the origins and evolution of the societies we live in, from as many points of view as possible.

• History explores the complex processes of social and economic change, the choice of one set of political or ethical values over another, the context in which new ideas arise, and much more. The written word is one way of gathering information about the past, but new technologies and research methods allow for the study of history to take place through other mediums.
• The Department’s long-standing reputation for excellence and leadership in historical scholarship both in Ireland and internationally is one reason for the popularity of History at Maynooth. We have also kept our discipline vibrant, engaging and of practical value to students. We provide a solid grounding in the practice of history and boast expertise in a wide range of specialist topics such as life in medieval Ireland, the intersection of American and world history, the First World War, and gender and sexual politics.

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Semester 1. Students must take one only from the following group: HY304, HY320, HY3023
Semester 2. Students must take one only from the following group: HY384, HY3011, HY3018

HY3MI - HISTORY

Credits: 20 Not compulsory:

		Module	Code	Credits	Semester	Compulsory
		EARLY MODERN IRELAND	HY304	5	1
		EMIGRATION IN NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH CENTURY IRISH SOCIETY	HY320	5	1
		HISTORY AND STORY (I)	HY318	5	1
		HISTORY AND STORY (II)	HY319	5	2
		MEDIEVAL AND EARLY MODERN BALKANS (800-1800)	HY3023	5	1
		SPORT AND POLITICS IN MODERN IRELAND	HY3018	5	2
		THE GREAT WAR, 1914-18	HY384	5	2
		THE TROUBLES: CONFLICT IN NORTHERN IRELAND	HY3011	5	2