Master in Irish Writing

The Master in Irish Writing at Trinity College Dublin is a one-year program for students passionate about Irish literature. This degree helps students explore the rich tapestry of Irish writing from the late seventeenth century to the present. It's ideal for those who appreciate literature, culture, and history.

The curriculum covers the evolution of Irish writing and its socio-cultural contexts. Students study authors like W.B. Yeats and James Joyce, and discuss themes like gender and identity. The program emphasizes research skills and includes a dissertation, allowing students to pursue their interests under expert supervision.

Graduates find careers in education, publishing, journalism, and the arts. They become editors, literary agents, and writers. Other job titles include publishing manager, arts administrator, and cultural critic. These skills are transferable across various industries, making this program a solid foundation for those looking to impact the cultural sector.