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This case study outlines how Cooperative Learning was implemented within the Microteaching component of the B Ed programme during the Spring Semester 2023. Cooperative learning involves collaboration, communication and interdependence among students to achieve learning goals. Within Microteaching students were facilitated to plan, prepare, teach and reflect on their practice in collaboration with their peers.

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Costs for study abroad vary according to the destination and institution, as well as variable factors like exchange rates and indeed, individual students' personal preferences and spending habits.

MIC provides a professional counselling service available to all students, free of charge, during the academic year. Learn about our service of online therapy and on-campus in-person therapy sessions, support groups, workshops, talks and wellbeing courses for students.

The CRAFT Maker Space at Mary Immaculate College (MIC) has secured €193,532 as one of 38 projects in the SFI Discover Programme, which aims to create greater public awareness of the impact of STEM on society and everyday life, generate opportunities for dialogue and encouraging diversity in STEM-related disciplines.

Cultural Diversity in Music Education (CDIME) Conference - We are delighted to invite you to join us at the 17th Cultural Diversity in Music Education (CDIME) Conference which will take place at Mary Immaculate College, Limerick and the Irish World Academy of Music and Dance, University of Limerick on 30 Sep - 2 Oct, 2025.

Download the publication of 'Cumhacht – Building Research in Initial Teacher Education (BRITE) Research Digest’ and see the research engaged in by MIC students who are studying on its early childhood, primary and post-primary education programmes.

Curious and Critical GCE is a podcast series all about global citizenship education which was developed to accompany the book Global Citizenship Education: Curious Teachers, Critical Classrooms. The podcast series is hosted by Dr Brighid Golden, lecturer in Global Citizenship Education at MIC, and member of the national DICE Project Network for over ten years. In this episode I talk to Vicky and Ade about structural inequality and financial justice. Vicky works with Financial Justice Ireland as education and outreach worker, delivering workshops on justice and solidarity approaches to global issues to groups around Ireland. Ade delivers workshops for NGOs such as Galway One World Centre and Comhlámh on social justice and inequality. Vicky and Ade share their understanding of structural inequality and give an insight into why we should be thinking and talking about and taking action on financial justice.

Curious and Critical GCE is a podcast series all about global citizenship education which was developed to accompany the book Global Citizenship Education: Curious Teachers, Critical Classrooms. The podcast series is hosted by Dr Brighid Golden, lecturer in Global Citizenship Education at MIC, and member of the national DICE Project Network for over ten years. Episode 1: The Whys and Whats of GCE with Ciara Regan - In this episode I talk to Ciara Regan from 80:20: Educating and Acting for a Better World all about the purpose and potential of GCE. Ciara is research and education officer for 80:20, a human rights education organisation. Her main work is as a staff writer for online resource developmenteducation.ie, as well as project-based work.