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Part-time History courses?

  • 18-11-2005 1:17am
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    tim3115
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    Anyone know of any in the Leinster area that are pretty decent?


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  • #2
    mcgarnicle
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    tim3115 wrote:
    Anyone know of any in the Leinster area that are pretty decent?

    Try the Open University. I have never tried them myself but I think they are meant to be pretty good. You can take it at your own pace and at the end you get a degree.


  • #3
    tim3115
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    What exactly is the Open University?


  • #4
    mcgarnicle
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    tim3115 wrote:
    What exactly is the Open University?

    http://www.open.ac.uk/

    It's a modularised degree programme that you take at your own pace. Like I said I have never went to it myself but I have heard it is decent.
    Also UCD do a part time history degree in the evenings, maybe Trinity and the other NUIs do too, but I'm not sure.


  • #5
    valen
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    There are some small courses in Irish History on TCD after christmas. Nothing very formal, but often quite interesting.

    http://www.livinghistory.ie/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=386

    There is also mention of the UCD part-time archeology course.

    John


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