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The MIC Institute of Irish Studies was launched in 2015 with the aim of establishing a strong and significant national and international footprint in the developing areas of Irish Studies.
Learn how MIC has established, and is home to and in partnership with, a number of research institutes and centres. These groups focus on areas in education and the liberal arts where MIC staff excel and aim to make a significant contribution to knowledge, policy, and other strategic objectives. They allow us to add an extra layer to what we do in academic life through collaboration, cooperation, communication, and connections between academics across multiple disciplines.
What is an institutional repository? An institutional repository is a place to store digital copies of scholarly work and make these materials freely and easily accessible. It is designed to collect the work of a particular institution (usually a university or college), as opposed to a subject or department specific repository.
The MIC Thurles Open Day on Saturday, 9 of November (10am -1pm), is once again attracting hundreds of registrations from aspiring post-primary school teachers from all over the country. The Open Day will offer a unique insight into college life at the campus and will feature an address from Dr Rebecca Saunders, Vice Dean of the School of Education (Post-Primary), campus tours and programme talks on available subject combinations in Business Studies, Accounting, Religious Studies, Gaeilge, Mathematics and the newest addition to the MIC Thurles’ provision – Home Economics.
The Inter-Library Loans service is a way for current Students and Staff of MIC Limerick and MIC Thurles to obtain research material which is not held in our college libraries or the University of Limerick Library. This service is available to: Staff, Postgraduate students, and 3rd/4th-year undergraduates (for Final Year Project).
Mary Immaculate College (MIC) has a vibrant international community, collaborating with more than 60 partner universities and colleges in Europe, North America and Australia, and hosting over 500 international students every year—primarily at its Limerick campus.
As part of Mary Immaculate College STEM outreach engagement with children and schools under the CRAFT (Creative Art Future Technologies) Maker Space initiative, pupils from 35 primary schools across the Midwest got the opportunity to take part in designing and building Scribble Bots, an initiative where the children could make robots that create art.
The International Office is charged with expanding and enhancing opportunities for global learning experiences offered by the College through student and staff mobility, and with enhancing the College’s international identity and profile by promoting Mary Immaculate College internationally.
Discover frequently asked questions about our international students studying at MIC. FAQ's covered are: Advantages of Studying Abroad, Why should your family member study at MIC? What should I know about Health and Safety? How much will it cost? What should I consider prior to my family member departing? How will I stay informed/Who do I contact?
