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The MIC Postgraduate University of Sanctuary Scholarship Programme Awards are awarded by the MIC Office of Equality, Diversity Inclusion and Interculturalism (EDII). This Scholarship Programme is designed to increase participation for International Protection Applicants, refugees, and migrant groups on a merit basis.
Explore MIC’s variety of postgraduate programmes in education and the liberal arts from graduate diploma to doctoral level, which can help build on your existing degree, retrain in fields like teaching or simply gain a professional edge in your chosen career.
There are many practical considerations before you travel to MIC to begin your studies. Visit this page to learn about essential documents, health insurance, visa and immigration information, and about working in Ireland.
Having served Mary Immaculate College (MIC) for over a third of its 125-year history, Professor Eugene Wall’s impending retirement from a remarkable career in education was celebrated at a special event held in MIC on Friday 23 August. Honouring the immense contribution of Professor Wall to the College in his seven years as President and 44 years in total at MIC, there were congratulatory messages from Taoiseach Simon Harris; Tánaiste Micheál Martin and Minister for Education Norma Foley along with many other colleagues across the Irish Education sector. The celebratory event also acknowledged the work of the MIC Trustees and Governing Body at the end of their five-year term.
Former President of Ireland, Mary McAleese, has opened up about her faith and hopes for the future of the Catholic Church at a special event at Mary Immaculate College. President McAleese was discussing ‘On Being A Catholic’ at the invitation of the Irish Institute for Catholic Studies (IICS) at MIC in front of an audience made up of the College’s students, staff and community.
President of Ireland, Michael D Higgins was at Mary Immaculate College (MIC) on Tuesday 6 December to open Imogen Stuart: In Her Hands. The retrospective exhibition features over forty pieces of work created by the renowned Irish sculptor Imogen Stuart over a seven-decade career and is both Stuart’s first solo exhibition in over two-decades and her largest one ever.
Visit this page to learn how the President's Office performs a broad range of functions to support the work undertaken by the President of Mary Immaculate College.
The President’s Scholarship Award, introduced in 2012, is for students of Mary Immaculate College, with the objective of making postgraduate study possible. To receive this award students must have received First Class Honours in their MIC undergraduate degree.
A MIC postgraduate student and a recent graduate have both been awarded a scholarship from the Fulbright Commission to study in America in recognition of their excellence in academia. Eilís Ní Iarlaithe, from Baile Mhúirne, and Eimear Millane, from Kildare, were officially awarded Fulbright Foreign Teaching Language Assistant (FTLA) scholarships at a special ceremony at Iveagh House in Dublin last night.
The Pre-University Programme for Mature Learners is a programme offered by the Academic Learning Centre (ALC) in MIC and is designed for mature learners (anyone over the age of 22 by 1 January on the year of application) who wish to continue their education and potentially progress to full-time third study.
Head of the Department of Arts Education and Physical Education at MIC, Prof. Déirdre Ní Chróinín, has been awarded Irish Research Council funding to support research into the promotion of inclusive physical education in primary schools.
