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Santa Claus came to town and made a special detour to Mary Immaculate College last week (5 December), to make an appearance at the MIC Student Parent Christmas Party where he danced, played games and read a Christmas tale or two. The event was organised by Rob O’Halloran (Path 3 Project Officer) and Jeannette Ferguson (Student Academic Administration) who embarked on recreating the magic of Christmas for student parents and their children. “We were so delighted to have had Santa return to campus again this year. The MIC student parents are a very impressive and dedicated group of students who work extremely hard to attain their degree whilst also caring for their families, so it was nice to offer up something small at Christmas time. This group includes parents from the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Education (Primary Teaching), postgraduate programmes and mature student cohorts,” explained Rob.

Mary Immaculate College is delighted to announce details of this year’s Alumni Reunion which will take place on Saturday 7 October 2023 from 2pm until 5pm.

Mary Immaculate College has a range of initiatives for incoming students, to provide financial and academic support. These include entrance and sports scholarships, and CAO concessions. Once students have been accepted to/are attending the College, there are bursaries and awards for undergraduates and postgraduates to provide financial and practical assistance, and aid them in pursuing further study. Some schemes are specific to, and funded by, MIC while others are funded by the Irish Government and the EU.

MIC realises that financial support structures for students undertaking postgraduate research at our college are critical in attracting world-class students to our campus. Students pursuing or intending to pursue research postgraduate degrees in Arts or Education are eligible to apply for MIC awards.

Learn how students on Education programmes at MIC spend time in schools each year, or at specific points, of their programme, to gain practical classroom experience. Placements are sourced by the College and by students themselves. The College is indebted to the hundreds of schools and over 2,000 co-operating teachers who facilitate our students each year.

School Textbooks - Electronic. Edco, Edco Learning, CJ Fallon and Folens provide MIC students with access to their online resources. In order to access these resources you will need to register with the publisher. For instructions on how to register and for authentication codes logon to Moodle.

Mary Immaculate College (MIC) is thrilled to announce the launch of the highly anticipated Regeneron Future Scientist Exhibition—an engaging and interactive initiative designed to ignite a passion for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) in young minds. Officially launched by Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, Patrick O’Donovan TD, on 8 November the exhibition, proudly supported by Regeneron, coincides with Science Week 2024, amplifying its impact as a national celebration of innovation and discovery. With this timely alignment, the exhibition aims to inspire the next generation of scientists and innovators by offering an exciting and immersive experience for young learners. Located on MIC Limerick’s John Henry Newman campus in the CRAFT Maker Space, the exhibition is specifically designed for primary school pupils and families from Limerick and the broader Mid-West region.

SCONUL (Society of College, National and University Libraries) is a reciprocal access scheme, granting borrowing privileges to a range of library users of higher education libraries in Ireland and the UK. This scheme does not include Trinity College Dublin. Visit this page to learn how to apply for this scheme.