9 Online Humanities Degree Programs in Ireland

The one-year Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Creative Writing is taught live-online and offers aspiring and published writers a program which examines the process and practice of producing prose fiction. Experience a dynamic live-online program that blends engaging online classes with the opportunity to connect with peers during monthly workshops at the historic childhood home of Oscar Wilde.

The course is offered with three options for delivery; on campus, blended or fully online. The course is aimed at experienced English Language Teachers and other English language professionals.

Discover medieval Ireland using the Book of Kells, a ninth-century manuscript featuring the four gospels of the new testament.

GCAS College Dublin is recruiting the best minds of the next generation. We are excited to form the first class of our EU-Accredited BA Programme in Interdisciplinary Studies. We aim to nurture and support our students with the highest quality educational resources available.

The study of ancient philosophy has more than mere academic interest, for the ancient thinkers set themselves the task of securing for their students ‘the good life’, that is, the capacity to live and one may in ways that are appropriate for rational and conscientious beings.

Certificate Applied Theology this Certificate programmes will Equip you with a solid foundation for life and ministry.

Bring Atlantic SEAL tutors into your home or office, wherever you live. Our year-round teaching team offers an 'Online-English Programme' to English learners who want to start or continue to use and improve their English language when in their home country.

In an age where disinformation abounds, GCAS is pleased to offer an advanced degree in philosophy, accredited by the European Union. Your research will be supported by some of the world’s leading thinkers. Our MA in philosophy exposes students to a history of philosophy, continental philosophy, philosophical theology, and psychoanalysis.

The programme empowers MA researchers to understand theology as a tool allowing a critical analysis of the human condition in its meanings and crises. United by this aim, the programme navigates through topics such as the analysis of religious phenomena, literature, film, and artificial intelligence. MA researchers are encouraged to apply theological paradigms introduced in the programme to tackle research questions of pressing relevance to the contemporary human condition.