Winter Semester 2023/24
| Irish New Woman Fiction | Prof. Dr. Katharina Rennhak | Advanced Seminar |
| Narrating the Irish Family in the Twenty-First Century | Prof. Dr. Katharina Rennhak | Advanced Seminar |
| The Historical Novel | Dr. Sarah Link | Seminar |
| Irish Women Playwrights | Eva Kerski | Seminar |
| Contemporary Ireland | Prof. Dr. Katharina Rennhak | Cultural and Media Studies |
| Irish Motherhood | Eva Kerski | Cultural and Media Studies |
| UK and Ireland: Culture and Society | Alison McIlwaine | Cultural Studies |
| Irish Culture and Society | Marie O'Neill | Cultural Studies |
Summer Semester 2023
| Narrating "the Troubles" in Women Writers' Fiction from the 1970s to the 2020s | Prof. Dr. Katharina Rennhak | Advanced Seminar |
| Women Writers' Fiction of the Long Irish Nineteenth Century | Prof. Dr. Katharina Rennhak | Lecture Course |
| British and Irish Sensation Fiction | Dr. Sarah Link | Seminar |
| Irish Culture and Society | Marie O'Neill | Cultural Studies |
Winter Semester 2022/23
| Irish Victorian Fiction | Prof. Dr. Katharina Rennhak | Advanced Seminar |
| British and Irish Victorian Fiction | Prof. Dr. Katharina Rennhak | Lecture Course |
| Negotiating Social Divisions in Contemporary Northern Irish Drama | Prof. Dr. Sandra Heinen | Seminar |
| Victorian Gothic Fiction | Dr. Carolin Gebauer | Seminar |
| The Irish Border in Film and Fiction | Sarah Link | Seminar |
| Critical Theory: Bram Stoker's Dracula | Prof. Dr. Katharina Rennhak | Critical Theory |
| UK and Ireland: Culture and Society | Alison McIlwaine | Cultural Studies |
Summer Semester 2022
| The Weird and the Eerie in Recent Short Fiction | Katharina Kalthoff | Seminar |
| Critical Theory: Bram Stoker's Dracula | Saskia Neugebauer | Critical Theory |
Winter Semester 2021/22
| Writing the Irish Revival | Prof. Dr. Lance Pettitt | Lecture Course |
| The Border in Irish Writing, Film and Culture | Prof. Dr. Lance Pettitt | Advanced Seminar |
| Irish Women Writing Men | Prof. Dr. Katharina Rennhak | Advanced Seminar |
| Irish Stories of Migration | Prof. Dr. Katharina Rennhak | Seminar |
| Irish Romanticism | Sarah Link | Seminar |
| Screening Ireland: Film and TV Representation | Prof. Dr. Lance Pettitt | Cultural and Media Studies |
| UK and Ireland: Culture and Society | Alison McIlwaine | Cultural Studies |
Summer Semester 2021
| Narrative Traditions and Innovations in the Contemporary Irish Novel | Prof. Dr. Katharina Rennhak | Advanced Seminar |
| Great Irish Novels of the 21st Century | Prof. Dr. Katharina Rennhak | Lecture Course |
| Irish Motherhood | Eva Kerski | Cultural and Media Studies |
Winter Semester 2020/21
| Contemporary Irish and Northern Irish Fiction and Prose in Context | Prof. Dr. Katharina Rennhak | Lecture Course |
| Irish Border Fictions | Prof. Dr. Katharina Rennhak | Advanced Seminar |
| Narrating Contemporary Ireland and Northern Ireland in Short Fiction | Prof. Dr. Katharina Rennhak | Seminar |
| UK and Ireland: Culture and Society | Alison McIlwaine | Cultural Studies |
Summer Semester 2020
| Contemporary Northern Irish Fiction | Prof. Dr. Katharina Rennhak | Advanced Seminar |
| Irish Drama in the Twentieth Century | Eva Kerski | Seminar |
Winter Semester 2019/20
| Irish Short Story Cycles and Composite Novels | Prof. Dr. Katharina Rennhak | Advanced Seminar |
| Irish Short Stories from George Moore to Melatu Uche Okorie | Prof. Dr. Katharina Rennhak | Seminar |
| The United Kingdom and Ireland: Culture and Society | Alison McIlwaine | Cultural Studies |
| Literary and Cultural Perspectives on the Northern Irish Conflict | Anna Hanrahan | Cultural and Media Studies |
Summer Semester 2019
| Girls and Young Female Adults in 21st-Century Irish and Northern Irish Fiction | Prof. Dr. Katharina Rennhak | Advanced Seminar |
| Irish Identity and Irish Drama | Anna Hanrahan | Seminar |
Winter Semester 2018/19
| Contemporary Irish Women Writers | Prof. Dr. Katharina Rennhak | Advanced Seminar |
| Irish Literature in Context | Prof. Dr. Katharina Rennhak | Lecture Course |
| The United Kingdom and Ireland: Culture and Society | Alison McIlwaine | Cultural Studies |
Summer Semester 2018
| Sebastian Barry and Anne Enright: Irish Families / Irish Histories | Prof. Dr. Katharina Rennhak | Advanced Seminar |
| Irish Women Playwrights | Anna Hanrahan | Seminar |
| Working with Archival Material: Walter Macken’s Dramatic Texts and the Wuppertal Macken Papers | Eva Kerski | Seminar |
Winter Semester 2017/18
| Garbage in Modern British and Irish Poetry | Daniel Becker | Seminar |
| The United Kingdom and Ireland: Culture and Society | Alison McIlwaine | Cultural Studies |
Summer Semester 2017
| Twentieth Century Irish Drama | Eva Kerski | Seminar |
Winter Semester 2016/17
| Women and Exile in Contemporary Irish Fiction | Prof. Dr. Katharina Rennhak | Advanced Seminar |
| Irish Short Story Cycles of the 20th and 21st Century | Prof. Dr. Katharina Rennhak | Advanced Seminar |
| Narrative Economies of the 19th Century: British and Irish Literature and Culture | Prof. Dr. Katharina Rennhak | Lecture Course |
| Contemporary Irish Drama | Anna Hanrahan | Seminar |
| Adventures in Paper-Space: Anglo-Irish Experimental Fiction | Dr. Daniel Schäbler | Seminar |
Summer Semester 2016
| Irish Historical Fiction from Macken to Doyle | Prof. Dr. Katharina Rennhak | Lecture Course |
Winter Semester 2015/16
| From the 1916 Easter Rising to Irish Independence | Prof. Dr. Katharina Rennhak | Advanced Seminar |
| Imagined Communities in British and Irish Historical Fiction | Prof. Dr. Katharina Rennhak | Lecture Course |
Summer Semester 2015
| Narrating Austerity Ireland | Prof. Dr. Katharina Rennhak | Advanced Seminar |
| Three Novels of the Irish Famine | Prof. Dr. Katharina Rennhak | Advanced Seminar |
| Projecting Ireland: Political Violence | Prof. Dr. Katharina Rennhak | Cultural and Media Studies |
Winter Semester 2014/15
| Irish Novels in Context | Prof. Dr. Katharina Rennhak | Lecture Course |
| Samuel Beckett | Daniel Becker | Seminar |
| Irish-American History in William Kennedy's Postmodern Novels | Lukas Preuß | Seminar |
| Celtic Tiger Ireland | Anna Hanrahan | Cultural and Media Studies |
