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Duration: 12 months full-time or 24 months part-time (MLitt); 9 months full-time (PgDip) Aims: The MLitt in Irish-Scottish Studies allows students to construct a programme of study that will build on their previous educational experience and help them fulfil their intellectual ambitions. Students with a general interest in Irish or Scottish culture can therefore take courses that allow them to range broadly across the histories of Ireland and Scotland and across historical periods and languages. They can also engage in both historical and literary study or focus their work within a single discipline. Alternatively, as preparation for a PhD in either history or literature, students can construct a programme that allows them to specialise in particular historical periods: medieval, early modern, modern, or contemporary. Additionally, the MLitt in Irish-Scottish Studies provides an exciting environment for those who want to develop their skills in creative writing and offers creative writing courses on poetry and on prose fiction. Whichever of these routes a student chooses, the MLitt consists of three taught components (taken over two semesters) and a dissertation, which is researched and written between June and September. These amount to 180 credit points in a year. The taught components are: Compulsory courses: First Half-Session EL 5045 Reading HistoryТs Past (20 credit points) And courses to the value of 40 credit points chosen from a designated list of options in consultation with the programme co-ordinator. Second Half-Session Candidates must select Dissertation Preparation courses, determined by the intended dissertation topic, in consultation with the programme co-ordinator. Candidates must select courses worth a total of 60 credit points (including the Dissertation Preparation course(s). MasterТs Stage IS 5901 Dissertation in Irish and Scottish Studies (60 credit points) Assessment: By a combination of coursework, written and oral examination where appropriate for each course. 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