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Leading Irish environmentalist and media personality Duncan Stewart was at Mary Immaculate College (MIC) on Thursday to launch a new resource for teaching climate change and for instilling in children the love of place, nature and geographical adventures, which has been published by academics from MIC’s Faculty of Education.
Bhí radhairc spleodracha ann i gColáiste Mhuire gan Smál (MIC) nuair a bronnadh dámhachtainí acadúla ar bheagnach 2,000 céimí thar 30+ clár fochéime agus iarchéime an Choláiste san Oideachas agus sna hEalaíona Liobrálacha.
The BA in Early Childhood Care and Education is a full-time, four-year, honours degree programme (Level 8), designed to provide an exciting and challenging programme for those interested in working with young children, from birth to six years of age, in a range of educational settings. It provides excellent training and a highly-regarded qualification in this most rewarding area, and was developed in response to contemporary developments in the field of early years education both in Ireland and internationally.
The BA in Early Childhood Care and Education (International) is a full-time, four-year, honours degree programme, designed to provide an exciting and challenging programme for those interested in working with young children, from birth to six years of age, in a range of educational settings. It provides a highly-regarded qualification in this most rewarding area, and was developed in response to contemporary developments in the field of early years education both in Ireland and internationally.
Easter Blessings from Mary Immaculate College/ Beannachtaí na Cásca Ó Choláiste Mhuire Gan Smál.
Learn more about EDII Champions at Mary Immaculate College, established at MIC to elevate, communicate and embed EDII across the College.
The aim of MIC’s EDII infrastructure is to create a set of working groups/committees, policies and practices to support the embedding of EDII across MIC. Current committees include: the MIC Equality Committee and EDII Implementation Committee.
The aim of MIC EDII Project Awards are to catalyse and embed EDII across the College through new collaborative activities. These awards encourage collaboration and partnerships between professional service and academic staff along with students and community organisations.
