This Autumn, delve into the rich and intriguing social history of Belfast with Queen’s University Belfast’s Open Learning Programme. Over ten weeks, starting from 25th September 2024, you will explore the lives of Belfast’s residents between 1798 and 1914, a period marked by significant political, economic and religious changes.
The course, titled “Social History of Belfast and its Residents, 1798-1914” (OLE3039), offers an in-depth look at how the city’s inhabitants navigated these turbulent times, from the United Irishmen’s uprising to the onset of World War I.
Classes will be held every Wednesday evening from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm at Queen’s University Belfast, South Belfast. If you’re eager to uncover the stories that shaped the city’s past, make sure to secure your place.
For more details and to enrol, visit the link here.
