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We know that the transition to College can be both exciting and daunting, so we have developed a Peer Mentoring Programme for all incoming first year students. We hope that meeting your peer mentor and fellow mentees will help you settle into MIC and make your student experience a positive one.
Learn about how MIC provides numerous opportunities to perform in public by getting involved in groups, which are open to students, staff and the public.
Fr Peter McVerry was awarded the McAuley Medal in 2022, presented by President of Ireland, Michael D. Higgins, in recognition of his social justice activism. Peter has worked in Dublin’s north inner city since 1974, where he came into contact with young people who were sleeping on the streets because of their home situation. In 1979 he opened a hostel for homeless boys aged 12-16, this subsequently became his life-time work.
Prominent Irish homelessness activist, Fr Peter McVerry was awarded the McAuley Medal by Mary Immaculate College (MIC) on Tuesday 6 December in recognition of his social justice activism and outstanding contribution to society. The medal, which is the highest honour that MIC can bestow on an individual, was presented by the President of Ireland, President Michael D. Higgins on behalf of the College.
The Faculty of Arts at MIC has 13 different departments covering various disciplines in the area of Humanities. It offers academic leadership and postgraduate supervision within a broad range of research fields.
