University College Cork, College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences Masters Degrees

The Postgraduate Diploma in Ancient and Medieval Languages is a full-time diploma taken over 9 months. Its focus is upon the development of skills in two or more ancient or medieval languages from a group consisting of Classical Greek, Latin, Old English, Old Irish, and Medieval Welsh. Read more

MA Anthropology at UCC is an exciting new postgraduate degree that represents the state-of-the-art in field training in ethnography, combined with cultural, political and social theory. Read more

The programme focuses on science (including the social sciences) of Coastal and Marine management and policy-making today. Read more

This course will provide you with the tools to describe language from various analytical perspectives and with insight and training in various branches of applied linguistics. Read more

The MA in Applied Psychology (Mental Health) gives you an advanced understanding of the discipline of psychology in mental health settings. Read more

Coaching Psychologists are specialists in behaviour change who utilise systematic methodologies drawn from the psychological evidence base to bring about positive change. Read more

The MA in Applied Psychology gives you an advanced understanding of the discipline of psychology in applied settings. Read more

This course is for non-archaeology graduates who have a degree and would like to transfer their studies to the discipline of archaeology. Read more

The  MA in Arts Management & Creative Producing  provides postgraduate training in arts leadership and management as well as offering essential practical skills in event organization across a range of art forms. Reinforcing UCC’s reputation as a centre of excellence in interdisciplinary art practices, the emphasis will be on learning through professional practice. Read more

The MA in Asian Studies may be taken full time over one year or part-time over two or three years from the date of first registration. Read more

The Higher Diploma in Arts (Béaloideas) is a programme of study running for 18 months (part-time by day) from the date of first registration for the programme. Read more

This programme provides students with a comprehensive introduction to the religious culture and spirituality of early medieval Ireland, from the conversion to Christianity down to the end of the twelfth century. Read more

The Higher Diploma in Arts (Celtic Civilisation) is intended for those who already have a degree and who wish to study the literature and culture of the… Read more

This course is concerned with the history of the Celtic peoples from central Europe to Ireland, and from the early Iron Age into the Middle Ages. Read more

The programme aims to provide students with the theoretical knowledge and professional competencies required to teach Chinese effectively to speakers of other languages in a variety of contexts globally and in Ireland.* Students develop an understanding of key issues in teaching Chinese as a linguistic system to a variety of learners. Read more