Art and Ecology (MA, MFA)

Studio Research provides for the development of artistic practice alongside students of the MFA/MA in Studio Art. These modules provide for studio-based experimentation and innovation, leading to the production of a substantial body of work.

Studio Methodologies are a series of taught studio courses examining the methodology of Art & Ecology with reference to historical examples.

Theory and Art & Ecology consists of seminars contextualising the theoretical framework of Art & Ecology.

In addition, Environmental Studies draws on expertise from within the College of Science at NUI Galway in engaging with scientific approaches to ecology, with the first module led by an environmental scientist.

Lectures and field trips provide first-hand experience of the Burren as a microcosm of environmental and ecological issues, while a distance-learning module examines the social and political context of global environmental issues.

Below are some optional subjects in this course:-

  • Optional EN541: Colonialism In Twentieth Century Cultural Theory - 10 Credits - Semester 1
  • Optional IS105: Young Ireland to the Free State: Writing in English, 1849-1922 - 10 Credits - Semester 1
  • Optional DT6102: Irish Drama and Theatre from Wilde to O'Casey - 10 Credits - Semester 1
  • Optional IS106: Decline & Revival: Language, Literature & Society 1800-1939 - 10 Credits - Semester 1
  • Optional FM521: Critical Theory I - 10 Credits - Semester 1
  • Optional EN601: Writing Workshop: Poetry - 10 Credits - Semester 1
  • Optional EN529: Dissertation - 30 Credits - Semester 1
  • Optional EN547: Literature And Colonialism - 10 Credits - Semester 1
  • Optional GR6100: Language & Intercultural Communication - 10 Credits - Semester 1
  • Optional EN6105: Introduction to Digital Humanities - 10 Credits - Semester 1
  • Optional EN6136: Thinking about Books/Thinking about Theatre - 10 Credits - Semester 1
  • Required EN6116: Writing and Research - 10 Credits - Semester 1
  • Optional IS108: The Politics of Modernity: Writing in English, 1922 to the present - 10 Credits - Semester 2
  • Optional IS109: Gaelic & Free: Cultural Politics & Writing in Irish since 1939 - 10 Credits - Semester 2
  • Optional MV504: Old & Middle English - 10 Credits - Semester 1
  • Optional EN597: Approaches to the Study of Culture and Colonialism - 10 Credits - Semester 2
  • Optional DT6101: Irish Drama and Theatre from Beckett to the Present - 10 Credits - Semester 1
  • Optional FM522: Critical Theory II - 10 Credits - Semester 2
  • Optional FM6105: Digital Film and Culture - 10 Credits - Semester 2
  • Optional EN527: Literature Of North America - 10 Credits - Semester 2
  • Optional EN6113: Writing Workshop: Poetry 2 - 10 Credits - Semester 2
  • Optional EN6125: WB Yeats and the Cultural Revolution - 10 Credits - Semester 2
  • Optional FM6119: Film, Politics, and Colonialism - 10 Credits - Semester 2
  • Optional EN6131: The Odes of John Keats - 10 Credits - Semester 2
  • Optional EN570: Book History - 10 Credits - Semester 2
  • Optional EN6134: Studies in Literary History and Aesthetics - 10 Credits - Semester 2
Overview
MODE OF STUDY
Full-time
EDUCATION LEVEL
Postgraduate
CATEGORY
Other Postgraduate Programmes
Intakes and Duration
September
4 Years
Fees
Total Fees
€18,650
Entry Requirements
An Honours degree from a recognised institution
Minimum of Second Class Honours (Second Division)/2.5/4 CGPA
Second Class Honours (First Division)/3/4 CGPA
1st Class Honours/3.5/4 CGPA
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Subjects
Humanities & Social Sciences

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