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A celebratory event was held in Mary Immaculate College on 5 November to celebrate the 28 teachers from public schools in Brazil who travelled to Ireland to complete a Certificate in Advanced English for Academic Purposes. One hundred and twenty educators had previously participated in a selection process, of which 28 were chosen to undertake an intensive eight-week online Certificate in English for Academic Purposes earlier this year, run by the Department of English Language and Literature, funded by CAPES federal funding agency in Brazil, and coordinated by Ilona Costelloe, English Language Projects Coordinator, and Giana Hennigan, Departmental Online Development Coordinator. Professor Eugene O’Brien, Head of the Department of English Language & Literature, presented the awards and highlighted the levels of progress made and the enthusiasm of the students. He pointed out that the programme was part of a new suite of language programmes run by his Department: “We feel there is great scope for English language programmes here and Ilona and Giana are at the forefront of developing these and teaching them. It was lovely working with these Brazilian teachers and helping them achieve some of their career goals”. Professor Lorraine McIllrath, Director of Equality, Diversity, Inclusion and Interculturalism at MIC, provided funding for the Certificate in English for Academic Purposes for migrants. The rollout of English language programmes for migrants across the academic year was a joint effort between MIC EDII, Mary Cantwell (Limerick and Clare ETB) and Coordinator, Ilona Costelloe.

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Explore Newspapers at MIC library. Online Newspapers - Ireland. The Irish Newspaper Archive is a database that holds digitised archived regional and national Irish newspapers. The views of the newspapers are as they would have appeared in their print version. This is a work in progress and coverage is not always complete.

The designation of a student as being from the EU or a Non-EU country determines the fees they will pay at Mary Immaculate College (MIC) i.e. there may be cases where a non-EU national acquires EEA citizenship during the course of their third level studies and would qualify for the HEA's 'Free Fees' Scheme, for example. To determine status, EU/Non-EU Status Assessments are conducted in MIC by the International Office. You are advised to contact the International Office if you have any queries by email to International@mic.ul.ie. For an indication of current status, see the EU / NonEU Fee Assessment Flow Chart.

Normalising menopause “is like gold-dust” according to Menopause Workplace Consultant, Catherine O’Keeffe, as she launched new Menopause Guidelines for Staff and Students at Mary Immaculate College (MIC) this week.

Tá lúcháir ar Choláiste Mhuire gan Smál (MIC) a fhógairt go bhfuil MA úrnua sa Ghaeilge (Ceannaireacht i dTeanga, Cultúr agus Pobal) le cur ar fáil ar líne. Beidh deis ag mic léinn a n-éiríonn leo áit a ghnothú ar an gclár seo tabhairt faoin MA i Meán Fómhair 2024.

Discover the Off-Campus Programme in Year 3, a unique and fully accredited component of the BA degree which provides practical work placement and study abroad, both in Ireland and overseas, opportunities for students.

The President is the Chief Executive of MIC. Learn how they are responsible for the leadership and executive management of all the operations of the College, including academic, administrative, and financial affairs.

Learn about the Registrar of MIC, known as the Vice President - Academic Affairs, reports directly to the President, is the senior academic officer and assumes responsibility for all matters pertaining to the academic function of MIC.

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