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The Professional Master of Education (Primary Teaching) is a two-year, full-time Level 9 postgraduate professional teacher education programme designed to qualify graduates as primary teachers. A key element of the PME is practice-oriented inquiry where students interrogate experiences and forge new understandings, integrating educational theory and practice through structured reflection and research applications. The programme is designed to equip student teachers with the cognitions and competencies necessary to develop creative and flexible approaches to teaching in different contexts and settings embracing pupils with diverse and often complex needs.
Mary Immaculate College is running an exciting and innovative Level 8 Special Purpose Certificate in Professional Mentoring for Early Childhood Practice (through one 15 credit module) from September 2021. This module considers the concept of mentoring in the context of early childhood education and care settings and empowers participants to apply the principles of mentoring within their practice in settings. Funded by the National Forum for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education, this programme is free of charge to all participants.
Statement from Professor Eugene Wall, President of MIC.
Professor William Leahy, Dean of the Faculty of Arts at Mary Immaculate College (MIC), has been awarded an Honorary Doctorate by Brunel University in recognition of his services to the London based University.
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Visit this page to view the annual reports of Protected Disclosures MIC has published for each calendar year, which outlines the number of protected disclosures made and any actions taken in response to such disclosures. MIC publishes these reports in accordance with Section 22 of the Protected Disclosures Act 2014.
Learn about the Department of Psychology at MIC, and how psychology is studied at undergraduate and postgraduate level. Our undergraduates study psychology either with Liberal Arts programme, the BSc programme or within the joint programme with Education. All three four-year programmes include placement opportunities to gain real world employability skills alongside core psychology content.
Visit this page to learn how Psychology can be taken as part of the MIC Arts Degree as a joint honours combination. Our Psychology programme is accredited and, therefore, studying Psychology as a major at MIC provides students with the basis for graduate membership of the Psychological Society of Ireland.