Congratulations to Ms Lynda Ganly on winning the 2017-18 Brian Faloon Prize for the best Final Year Project in History. Lynda graduated on Friday last with a B.A Arts (Joint Honours) degree. Lynda is pictured with her supervisor Dr Karol Mullaney-Dignam of the Department of History.

NEW ONLINE MA for 2018!  The Public History and Cultural Heritage MA programme provides a structured academic approach to the practice of history in a public setting through modern models of online learning. This programme has been developed to include a combination of conceptual, methodological and practice-based modules, thus broadening the student’s intellectual and scholarly experience.  The programme offers a globally-recognised postgraduate qualification in a cutting-edge area of historical practice and provides opportunities to expand industry/academia partnerships. The online delivery of the programme enables prospective students whether already working in public cultural institutions, or employed in other sectors of the economy, the opportunity to acquire a globally recognised postgraduate qualification. It will appeal to new graduates and history teachers seeking continuing professional development (CPD) opportunities. As an online programme it provides prospective students complete flexibility. https://www.ul.ie/graduateschool/public-history-cultural-heritage-ma