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Description

Irish Studies provides an interdisciplinary exploration of Irish history, culture and society over the past two hundred years that takes particular account of Ireland's relationships with Australia and with Europe.

While attention is paid to issues such as identity, ethnicity, and 'nation-building', and the history of their contestation in Ireland, the principal focus is on ways these can be situated within readings of the cultural, social and political forces that shaped Ireland's interaction with Australia and Europe.

From being subject to the British Empire and thus a major source-country for the European settlement of Australia, Ireland has become a wealthy, technologically advanced, highly educated and culturally sophisticated European nation.

Studying Irish Studies at UNSW

Irish Studies is available as a major sequence within the Bachelor of Arts and related combined degree programs. Please refer to the table below and to the website http://irishstudies.arts.unsw.edu.au



Irish Studies can be studied as
 
Specialisation At the Level of Plan
Irish Studies Major IRSHA13400
   

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