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This summer course running at MIC Limerick from 4-8 July 2022 is geared towards effective practices in STEAM education, through the delivery of interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary STEAM teaching and learning pedagogies.
Discover how MIC not only supports staff and postgraduate student research with funding and practical resources but also offers a dedicated, fit-for-purpose site for research activity in the form of the John Henry Newman Campus, adjacent to the MIC Limerick campus.
The Faculty of Arts Office is responsible for the administration of the Faculty of Arts at MIC. Learn about the supports it provides to students, staff, and to the work undertaken by the Dean of Arts, Professor William Leahy
Thréaslaigh an tAire Leanaí, Eolaíochta, Míchumais, Lánpháirtíochta agus Óige, Roderic O’Gorman TD, le céimithe an chláir sa Cheannaireacht um Chuimsiú sna Luathbhlianta (LINC) agus fáiltíonn sé roimh an tionchar dearfach a imreoidh siad ar an mbealach ina dtugtar aghaidh ar chuimsiú laistigh den earnáil luathchúram leanaí. Bhí an tAire O’Gorman ag labhairt nuair a bhain 557 Comhordaitheoir Cuimsithe ó seacht gcontae is fiche dámhachtain amach ón gclár LINC ag searmanas speisialta i gColáiste Mhuire gan Smál (CMgS) i Luimneach ar an Satharn 15 Deireadh Fómhair.
The Fees and Grants department are responsible for the administration of student fees and associated grants for all students within MIC. Visit this page to learn more about our programme course fees and the range of grants available to our prospective students.
Depending on the type of programme you undertake at Mary Immaculate College, you may be required to pay tuition fees and other charges. There are also various types of funding available through educational schemes, loans or scholarships to help international students.
EU/Non-EU Status Assessments
The designation of a student as being from the EU or a Non-EU country determines the fees they will pay at Mary Immaculate College (MIC) i.e. there may be cases where a non-EU national acquires EEA citizenship during the course of their third level studies and would qualify for the HEA's 'Free Fees' Scheme, for example.
To determine status, EU/Non-EU Status Assessments are conducted in MIC by the International Office.
