Qualification : CERTIFICATE IN LOCAL HISTORY
Award Type and NFQ level : CERTIFICATE LEVEL 7
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This Certificate level course is offered by the Department of Modern History, Maynooth University. The course examines the local dimension of Irelands past.
Course Aims The course aims to provide participants interested in local history with an opportunity to obtain formal training in the subject. This course sets out to provide students with a methodological approach to the research and writing of local history.
Duration: Sept.2016-May 2017.
Content
Module 1
An introduction to academic and community-based local history in Ireland; Comparative traditions in other countries; Contemporary developments and challenges in the field of local history
Module 2
Introduction to primary and secondary sources; Guidelines for critical appraisal of sources;
Guidance on location and consultation of selected major sources
Module 3
Presenting Local History: Writing conventions; Oral/visual presentations; Fieldwork
Assessment Procedures
80% minimum attendance
Research Project
Participation in class
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International & EU/EFTA Entry Requirements
Mature Students
Participants need to be 21 years of age or over on 1st January of the year in which the course commences. As courses are delivered in keeping with adult education practice, participants will be expected to: be willing to engage with group activities and group learning; be willing to learn through dialogue and reflection on experience; have a level of literacy that is sufficient to complete the assessment requirements.
Additional Information
Applications for this course are approved by the Department of Modern History, Maynooth University. Participants are required to hold an interest in local history together with an indication of capacity for the course.
Please Apply using our On Line Application System Here
For further information please contact Kay on 01 708 6062 or e-mail [email protected]
An Easy Payment Plan is available upon registration.