40 Full-time Master's in History in Ireland

This one-year History of the Family (ONLINE) - Pre-Master's Programme from OnCampus Ireland at University of Limerick offers successful students guaranteed progression* to a range of partner universities.

The Classical Studies Higher Diploma programme from Maynooth University offers a wide-ranging and balanced education in many aspects of the ancient civilisations and their aftermath, with modules on ancient mythology, literature, history, and philosophy as well as the modern reception of the Classical legacy.

The History of the Family (Online) course from University of Limerick combines the strengths of two historical traditions: the independent researcher of family history and the sub-discipline of the history of the family.

The MA in Writing degree delivered at University of Galway is a one-year, full-time course. It covers a range of genres and forms, and it interacts with our other postgraduate offerings in Literature and Publishing, Drama and Theatre, and Film. The course thus builds on our strengths in the teaching of writing for page and stage, screen, journalism and other media. 

The Music and Cultural History course offered by University College Cork is a progressive alternative to conventional postgraduate courses in musicology, and it draws on the diverse expertise of internationally renowned scholars to combine the very best of traditional and contemporary scholarly practice.

This Irish History programme at Maynooth University enables students to examine and research the rich subject area of Irish history from the earliest times to the present day, and to assess the major events which led to the emergence of modern Ireland.

The International History programme at Trinity College Dublin offers a deep dive into global affairs. This M.Phil. degree is available via full-time or part-time study modes. Over one year of public study, students explore transnational themes and research methods, gaining a comprehensive understanding of world history.

Medicine, illness and welfare occupy a central place in all our lives. The History of Welfare and Medicine in Society degree at University College Dublin is designed to enable you to understand the place of medicine and welfare in society and history (c1750-1980) and engage with critical debates through various media including film, literature, and art, amongst others.

The European History M.A. at University College Dublin is a two-year, full-time programme delivered on campus. This interdisciplinary course offers a unique mobility track across major European capitals. It provides a comparative framework for graduate research, ideal for those pursuing doctoral studies or international careers.

The History program from Mary Immaculate College provides an opportunity for students to develop their abilities at postgraduate level, through a mix of taught modules, participation in a dynamic research seminar and completion of a research dissertation.

The Medieval Studies M.Phil. at Trinity College Dublin is a comprehensive one-year, full-time programme delivered through a public study mode. Students engage with interdisciplinary research across history and literature, utilising world-class manuscript collections to master the complexities of the medieval era.

The Medieval Studies degree at University College Dublin is for students who are interested in any aspect of the medieval world and who wish to take those interests further.

The University College Dublin offers a B.A. in History, a comprehensive programme designed to deepen your understanding of historical contexts and methodologies. This degree spans three years and is available in a full-time format, providing students with the skills necessary for critical analysis and research in the field of history.

Maynooth University's Department of History is a vibrant centre of teaching and research. When you study for this full-time master's in Irish and Local History at Maynooth University, you're doing so at Ireland’s leading centre for the study of local history.

The Irish History degree at University College Dublin enables students to work closely with some of the country’s most renowned historians of Ireland to continue the tradition of providing context, insight and originality in the research of Irish history and its communication to a wide audience.

The M.A. in Irish Regional History at Carlow College is a two-year, part-time blended programme. This unique course combines on-campus and online learning, allowing students to delve into the intricacies of regional history while developing essential research skills. Graduates will emerge equipped to engage with historical narratives in academic and public contexts.

The Global History degree at University College Dublin is designed to encourage you to think about historical problems beyond their local, national and regional contexts, training you to think about how historical change happens because of the interaction of local, global and international factors.

The Postgraduate Diploma in Irish Regional History from Carlow College is a Level 9 qualification, delivered over 18 months in a blended format, combining on-campus and online classes. This programme offers a comprehensive introduction to advanced historical study, focusing on regional history, cultural heritage, and oral history practices.

The Environmental History M.Phil. at Trinity College Dublin is a full-time, one-year programme delivered in a public study mode. This degree explores the complex interplay between nature and culture over time. Students develop vital historical perspectives to address modern ecological crises and climate change challenges.

The Public History degree at University College Dublin draws upon the established strength and expertise of the UCD School of History. Within this program you will work closely with historians who are active in the practice of public history and commemorations.