This M.Phil. in Irish Writing offers a comprehensive exploration of Ireland's rich literary tradition from the 17th century to the present day, all within the historic setting of Trinity College Dublin. You will gain a thorough grounding in canonical authors and contemporary critical debates, shaped by the university's own legacy of producing world-renowned writers. The program culminates in a major research dissertation and offers unique opportunities for specialized study and creative development.
Key Program Highlights
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Study at Trinity College Dublin, a historic epicenter of Irish literature and home to renowned authors like Swift, Beckett, and Boland
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Core modules in Irish literary history and the unique 'Mapping Literary Dublin' course that uses the city as a classroom
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Choose from specialized elective courses on topics such as Gender and Nation, Irish Poetry, and Publishing
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Complete a substantial research dissertation with expert supervision and access to outstanding library archives
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Opportunity to apply for a creative writing workshop led by the Trinity Writer Fellow
