HUM 449 - Study Abroad - Course Title Varies

• This interactive experiential learning course comprises conversation, workshops and guest lectures, some in the mode of town halls, where students will get to converse and interact with some of Ireland’s most renowned practitioners and experts in the fields of Drama, Fine Arts, Film, Literature, Music and Journalism.
• The course will study and emphasize the contested idea of Irish Identity from the early-to-mid 1900s to the present day.  
• The artists featured in this course will examine the influence and fluidity of Identity that has shaped their artistic modality and in turn has enriched and challenged concepts of Irish identity and society.
• The student will have a synchronous immersive cultural and international experience by having access to a discussion platform in order to engage with Irish Artists and Thinkers.
• The course will weave the arts into a tapestry of understanding Irish-ness and with an opportunity for the student to partake, exchange and discuss what it means to be informed by an Irish Identity.
• The course is designed to be taken individually or in conjunction with the Irish History, Language and Culture virtual course. 
• The course may be used to fulfill general education requirements for humanities.