SUMMER SCHOOL 2018
University of Limerick, Ireland 23rd May to 13th June
23rd May to 13th June IRISH STUDIES IRISH LIFE AND LITERATURE
SCREENING IRELAND: IRELAND IN FILM AND TELEVISION
Analyse and contextualise the culture, history and traditions of modern Ireland. Assesses writers, explores social, political and economic developments and discusses folklore, music and song.
Introduction to Irish cinematic and televisual culture. This summer school will equip students with the necessary vocabulary for the critical discussion of film while enjoying a tradition of film and television in Ireland.
SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES ON IRISH SOCIETY
IRELAND'S MYTHS AND LEGENDS
Irish society has experienced a period of rapid social, cultural, economic and ideological change. Society in Ireland changed rapidly due to an economic boom and then a national and international financial crisis. This school illustrates how to use a sociological lens to increase understanding of the challenges and contradictions faced by contemporary Irish Society.
Ireland is famous for its myths and legends, stories of mythical creatures and ancient tales of heroes and warriors.Students will gain a knowledge of the importance of mythology and will learn to appreciate Ireland's literary and cultural history more fully.
MODERN IRISH THEATRE Irish theatre from the beginning of the Irish Literary Theatre in 1899 to 1999. This course will provide an introduction to Irish drama in the 20th Century as well as explore the relationship of Irish nationalism and Irish theatre. Students will attend professional theatre productions in Dublin and Galway.
VISUAL CULTURE IN IRELAND 1400-1950 Discover Ireland's past through its rich and abundant art and architectural heritage. Analyse art and architecture within its political, social and cultural contexts. classes are thematic and follow a comparative study of Irish and European visual culture. Extra field trips to a museum and exploring the art on campus are included.
LAW TERRORISM, CRIME AND JUSTICE Terrorism represents one of the most challenging international crimes in contemporary times. This summer school will introduce students to the criminal justice system and theories relating to crime and terrorism. It will include and introduction to criminological and penological theories. In particular drawing on Irish experience, students will be provided with an insight into trends and theories on terrorism.
HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES OF JUSTICE IN IRELAND: FOLK DEVILS, FORNICATORS AND FAMILIES This summer school will take students on a fascinating journey exploring the historical development of three selected pillars/themes of justice in Ireland: punishment, sexuality and families. Ireland's historically low crime rates will be juxtaposed with the historically high level of control exerted over other members of society, such as unmarried mothers, those suffering mental illness, debtors and children.
23rd May to 13th June
23rd May to 13th June HEALTHCARE DEVELOPING SELF AS A HEALTHCARE PRACTITIONER This summer school provides a unique opportunity for students across a variety of disciplines to develop a greater awareness of the self in transforming practice. it will explore strategies for developing individual and collaborative approaches within contemporary healthcare practice. Incorporating Celtic spiritual dimension to healthcare and gaining insights through reflection. It aims to foster an engaged connected learning environment in the spirit of creativity, dialogue and diversity.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION SPORTS SCIENCE ACTIVE BODY, ACTIVE MIND This summer school examines the application of psychological strategies, concepts and theories in exercise and physical activity settings. you will learn how to address the underlying mechanisms for behaviour change, introduce interventions to make a real and lasting difference. Aerobic and anaerobic exercises and will take place outdoors on our beautiful campus. What better way to learn than by being outdoors in nature while studying!.
BUSINESS INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL MARKETS AND TRADING
CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
This summer school provides an introduction to international financial markets and emphasises the investment decision process as framed by behavioural finance. The use of realtime sophisticated trading and investment software will allow the student to gain experience and a commanding view of the global financial arena.
Open to Business and non-business majors, Students will cover the evolution of Corporate Social Responsibility and develop and understanding of how ethical standards link to sustainability and best practice in business. It examines important concepts of CSR and how these may be applied practically to the twenty-first century workplace.
CUSTOMIZED PROGRAMS At UL, we can customize a programme to suit your needs. If your students require more credit, you can add an additional week or two in housing and use UL classrooms to further enhance your students experience while allowing them to earn additional credit from their home university.
23rd May to 13th June
"IRELAND HAS A WORLDWIDE REPUTATION FOR HOSPITALITY, A VIBRANT CULTURE, A STUNNING LANDSCAPE, A RICH MUSICAL TRADITION AND ENTHRALLING LITERATURE..."
WHAT'S INCLUDED
CREDITS
3 Excursions Tuition Fees Campus housing - private, ensuite room 3 meals per day - Monday to Friday Airport transfer from Shannon (SNN) Social events Welcome meal Farewell BBQ Membership of UL Sports Arena Official UL Transcript Certificate of Attendance
Each course is worth 6 ECTS (European Credit Transfer System Credits) LOCATION
International Education Division University of Limerick, Castletroy Limerick, Ireland
DURATION & COST
3 Weeks €2,850
CONTACT +353 61 213140 www.ul.ie/international summer.schools@ul.ie