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3rd History (Formerly 2nd History...)
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Rossi-Radar wrote: »Yeah he was the First Year Comparative Revolutions course......ah first year.....such a distant fond memory
And gone forever now.... we also had that Russian lecturer Marcus Pyke or something like that? I remember him being horrible but trying so hard 0 -
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Ye see Bob Gerwarth got a big research grant from the EU?
http://www.ucd.ie/news/2009/05MAY09/290509_war.html
It's for...
"...a ground-breaking 4-year project on the transnational history of failed demobilization and paramilitary violence from Ireland through Europe and across the wider world after the Russian revolution and the end of the Great War."
Sounds, eh... wordy....0 -
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Mr.Nice Guy wrote: »B- in Irish Experience and B in Asia and Australia. Very happy with those results.
The thread's been a lot of fun, gents. I hereby pass it over to the next generation. :pac:
Not until the final results are out
B+ in Asia/Oz for me and a C+ in Irish Experience. Hoping the C+ goes up as although I thought it was my weakest exam I think a C for the exam was a bit harsh and only got a C+ for attendance/contribution when I only missed one class..0 -
Not until the final results are out
B+ in Asia/Oz for me and a C+ in Irish Experience. Hoping the C+ goes up as although I thought it was my weakest exam I think a C for the exam was a bit harsh and only got a C+ for attendance/contribution when I only missed one class..
Would the grades tend to go up (or down:eek:)? I wouldn't have thought so although have some people experienced this?0 -
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simonrooneyzaga wrote: »so whats everyone up to. im currently in new york working in a bar until christmas!
Nice. Hope things are going well for you. :cool:
I accepted an offer to do the MA in History although I'm still not sure if I can do it as I'm waiting to find out if I'm eligible for a grant to finance it. If I don't end up doing it I think I'll do a TEFL course and go abroad. I plan to do that down the line anyway. Not working at the moment though.
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To those doing the History Masters, what are good choices for optional modules? I like the look of the 'Medieval Dublin' one, 'Writing Irish History in Early Modern Ireland', 'War and Grand Strategy in the Modern World' and 'End of the British Empire'. Only one choice allowed though.
Anyone done any of these?0 -
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Alright gents
Just had a quick look through this thread, brought back memories Oh the all-nighters.... Beautiful and horrible at the same time
How are we all getting on now?
Well, while I wasn't in your year, I am a current 3rd year. Still haven't had one of those all-nighters though, do have 3 assignemnts for next week though:eek: Lectures/tutorials finishing up this week, have finished InterWar Europe yesterday, culture & Revolution today, and tomorrow, my last ever history taught subject under free education *tear*. Least I can go out with a smle on my face, Declan Downey is the tutor, always good fun.0 -
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Well, while I wasn't in your year, I am a current 3rd year. Still haven't had one of those all-nighters though, do have 3 assignemnts for next week though:eek: Lectures/tutorials finishing up this week, have finished InterWar Europe yesterday, culture & Revolution today, and tomorrow, my last ever history taught subject under free education *tear*. Least I can go out with a smle on my face, Declan Downey is the tutor, always good fun.
Probably gonna end up having to do one all nighter with the 5k essay due in culture and revolution! Is proving quite the pain at the moment 0
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