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Cultural Studies concentrate on the study of different dynamics, politics or conflicts in cultures. Find out more about the course by contacting the course provider directly through Nightcourses.com.Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Heritage Studies
Classroom Based, Cultural Studies Course by Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology (GMIT) - Galway
Irish Folklore
Classroom Based, Cultural Studies Course by Crumlin College of Further Education (CDETB) - Dublin
The course will explore the fascinating world of Irish Folklore. Learners will be introduced to various genres of folklore, such as traditional music, vernacular native architecture, festivals and storytelling, which are to be found not only in the past and […]
Irish Studies Online (Diploma)
Cultural Studies Course by NUI Galway – Centre for Adult Learning & Professional Development - Galway
Irish Studies Online (Diploma) is an interdisciplinary introduction to Irish Studies, developed by the Centre for Irish Studies, NUI Galway. This course offers an excellent opportunity for those interested in Ireland, especially those without access to traditional programmes of study […]
MA in European Thought and Culture
Cultural Studies Course by Mary Immaculate College - Limerick City, Co. Limerick
This programme aims to investigate the origins, nature and evolution of the main European intellectual movements. From the modern to the post-modern, the course will familiarise students with the main schools of thought which have shaped the European traditions and […]
Pre-University Arts / Culture and Heritage studies
Classroom Based, Cultural Studies Course by Dunboyne College of Further Education - Dunboyne, Co. Meath
What is pre-university arts? This one-year Pre-University Arts course will aim to prepare participants for entrance into Arts programmes in Irish universities and colleges as well as preparing students to work in a European environment both in Ireland and abroad. […]
