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5 reasons to do a postgraduate degree in Law at the University of Limerick

Learn why choosing to do a postgraduate degree at UL might just be the best decision you’ll ever make.

AHSS PhD Development Series 2023/24

The AHSS Graduate Research Centre held workshops and seminars for postgraduate researchers in 2023/24. The series began in September 2023 with a workshop on Irish Research Council (IRC) Postgraduate Scholarship Application Training for prospective applicants.

Graduate Audrey Galvin with family in front of UL Library. She wears PhD graduation gown which is red

Award-winning journalist and UL lecturer urges next generation to put down the phone amid ‘global’ challenge of misinformation

An award-winning journalist and University of Limerick lecturer has urged the next generation of reporters to put down their phones and dip out of the social media wave, in the face of the growing ‘global’ problem of misinformation.

Digital Humanities Hackathon and historical Space Wars

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From Calgary to Castletroy: All roads lead to Limerick for lifelong learner Barbara

Life and work have led Barbara Watts down many interesting avenues, but it was her studies at University of Limerick that brought her back to a childhood passion she reluctantly strayed from long ago.

Barbara joined over 3,600 students being conferred this week as part of the University’s August ceremonies, graduating with a PhD from the School of History in UL’s Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.

From MA dissertation to award-winning essay – Helene Haak and the WHAI Annual MacCurtain/Cullen essay prize

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PhD is high note for UL graduate using music therapy to help new mothers

A music therapy graduate, praised for her work towards developing an innovative therapy service for new mothers, ended her time at University of Limerick on a high note this week as she was conferred with a PhD from the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.

Dr Pui Sze Cheung, originally from Hong Kong, completed her PhD research in the area of using music therapy in perinatal mental health services to improve maternal mental health and wellbeing. She joined over 3,600 students graduating this week as part of UL’s autumn conferrings.

Postgraduate research profile: Mark Ryan

Mark's research aims to create a language policy and programme aimed at mitigating the harmful effects of heteronormative ideologies and implicit homophobia and discrimination in language.

Postgraduate researcher profile: Mamobo Ogoro

Mamobo's research interests include multicultural identities, discrimination, integration, inclusivity and diversity.

UL doctoral student chosen as Society for Ethnomusicology 'Student of the Month'

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World renowned musician Iarla Ó Lionáird conferred with a PhD from University of Limerick

Critically acclaimed Irish songwriter and performer Iarla Ó Lionáird was conferred with a PhD in Arts Practice from University of Limerick this week.

The twice Grammy nominated artist said his late father knowing he completed his PhD was one of his proudest moments.

A photo of UL AHSS PhD student Kevin Saude

‘Embarking on a PhD was an investment in myself’

Kevin Saudé is currently studying a PhD in the Department of Politics and Public Administration in UL’s Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences. Here, Kevin gives an insight into his PhD experience and his plans for the next stage of his career.