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John O’Neil is studying for his PhD in the Department of Psychology at MIC. He tells us about his really interesting research topic, which delves into the concept of vulnerability in professional Football. His study aims to enhance our understanding of vulnerability across all roles in the football landscape, from players to directors and various departments within.
The MIC Ability Pathways (MAP) Project aims to provide a pathway to meaningful community engagement for people with intellectual disability, in an inclusive third level environment which has an established history of educational excellence and community inclusion. The project aims to provide education, training and meaningful employment opportunities for people with an intellectual disability who are committed to lifelong learning.
