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The CAO Change of Mind facility is your chance to review your CAO choices. It is a great opportunity to reassess your initial selection to ensure you are happy with the programmes you have chosen and their order of preference. Before finalising your CAO form, for the 1 July CAO Change of Mind deadline, it is also important to consider what you want from your overall college experience. Mary Immaculate College (MIC) prides itself on offering students the complete student experience - leading degrees, great campus locations, the people and sense of belonging that MIC provides means students get a great all-round, high-quality education.
Visit this page to access and download forms for the MIC library, including: MIC Library Access Application Form.
Four MIC graduates, who were the first people on the island of Ireland to attain a Masters Degree in Autism Studies, were recently invited by Uachtarán na hÉireann, Michael D. Higgins and his wife, Sabina, to attend a garden party at Áras an Uachtaráin, the theme of which was ‘Celebrating Communities in all their Diversities’.
Carmel Rainsford, Kayren Hayes, Noelle Foley Coughlan and Sarah Mooney are graduates of the MA in Autism Studies, jointly run by Mary Immaculate College (MIC) and the Middletown Centre for Autism. Their collective accomplishments mark a significant milestone in the field of autism research and education in Ireland.
Four MIC graduates have been presented with an MIC Alumni of the Year award for 2022 in recognition of their achievements in their chosen fields. BBC commissioning editor, Tommy Bulfin; former Irish Rugby captain, Ciara Griffin; RTÉ political correspondent, Micheál Lehane; and Google Ireland’s Director of People Operations, Helen Tynan, were all presented with their awards at the annual MIC Awards Ceremony on Tuesday 28 November. The ceremony, held at the Lime Tree Theatre on MIC’s Limerick campus, also saw almost €500,000 in scholarships and bursaries awarded to 130 students and graduates on the basis of their academic performance.
Mary Immaculate College (MIC) is delighted to announce Kerry football legend, Tomás Ó Sé, RTÉ broadcaster, Petula Martyn, sustainable fashion designer and educator, Miriam Keegan, and Limerick hurling Captain, Declan Hannon as this year’s Alumni of the Year awardees. The annual Alumni awards recognise the remarkable achievements of notable graduates in their personal or professional lives.
Professor Eva Eckkrammer, the Vice-President - and incoming President - of the Franco-German University visited Mary Immaculate College (MIC) today, Thursday 16 November.
