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MIC’s Board of Trustees appoints An tÚdarás Rialaithe which governs and controls all the affairs of the College. Visit this page to learn about its members.
A volume of essays on the regional history of the mid-west has been written in honour of Dr Liam Irwin, the former Head of the Department of History at Mary Immaculate College.
Co-authored by current MIC History Department lecturer Dr Catherine Swift, the book was launched last week by Bishop Emeritus John Fleming. Limestone and River: Essays on Thomond history in honour of Liam is a series of essays on the history of Limerick city and the surrounding areas, put together by friends and admirers of Liam during his 40 year tenure as a leading figure within the Thomond Archaeological and History Society (TAHS).
The book was in the works for several years after being delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Alongside Catherine, the book was co-authored by historians, Brian Hodkinson and Tom Donovan.
Limerick Campus: There are two book return boxes - one outside the library and one on the ground floor of the Foundation Building. The one in the Foundation Building is under the stairs - ask at Main Reception for directions. You can use these to return books when the library is closed. Please note, do not return 4hr loans into either of the boxes.
Learn how to borrow, renew, and return materials at MIC libraries. All students can borrow in both MIC Limerick and MIC Thurles. Periodicals, Theses and Reference books (blue dots on spine) cannot be borrowed. There is also a reciprocal borrowing arrangement with UL Library.
Twenty-eight teachers from public schools in Brazil travelled to Ireland this week to complete a postgraduate diploma in education leadership and management at Mary Immaculate College (MIC). The educators participated in a selection process earlier this year, run by CAPES federal funding agency in Brazil, and will have all of their costs covered by the Brazilian government during their nine month stay in Ireland.
Business Studies and Accounting has been taught in MIC Thurles even before its incorporation in 2016. Today this is part of a number of BA in Education programmes offered on the Thurles Campus. A Business Studies option is also available for students in the Bachelor of Arts (MI002) programme on the Limerick Campus.
Visit this page to learn how Business Studies can be taken as part of the MIC Arts degree as a joint honours combination. You will gain a broad knowledge in business education that you can apply in a corporate or business setting. It will equip you with critical and analytical skills, an understanding of organisational behaviour, structure and the business environment, an ability to research and interpret data and a creative approach to problem-solving.
Mary Immaculate College (MIC) is delighted to announce that Business Studies has now been added to the College’s long running Bachelor of Arts (BA) programme. From September, 2023 BA (MI002) students can choose from 14 varied subjects with no obligation to choose until after they begin the programme. The addition of Business Studies to this flexible, and wide-ranging, Level 8 BA degree makes it one of the most unique liberal arts programmes in the country and allows for exciting new subject combinations.
