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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.
An event celebrating the power of music and performance as cultural resistance—with a specific focus on the parallels between Ireland and Algeria—will take place at Mary Immaculate College (MIC) on Friday 30 May. Members of the public are warmly invited to attend the Performing Resistance Cultures Festival: Algeria Ireland, which will be a day of panel discussions, film screenings and performances. It will also feature a special tribute to late MIC lecturer, Dr Tony Langlois.
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.
Since the establishment of a link between UL and MIC, the Education Faculty of MIC has been in a position to offer a range of postgraduate research options. Learn how these programmes have attracted exceptional interest, and the number of registered postgraduate research students continues to grow from year to year.
Become a problem-solver and a reflective thinker. Study philosophy at MIC as part of the Arts Degree (joint honours) or in our MA and PhD by research. We enjoy an excellent teaching record and have research strengths in Ancient Greek, Roman and Medieval Philosophy, Philosophy of Religion, Ethics, Phenomenology, and Philosophy of Emotions. The Department also contributes to the MA in Climate, Justice and Sustainability and the Pre University Programme. It also oversees the philosophy modules in short-term international programmes in collaboration with the International Office.
Visit this page to learn how Philosophy can be taken as part of the MIC Arts Degree as a joint honours combination. Philosophy can be humanistic or technical, historical or contemporary, theoretical or practical. The Philosophy Department at MIC is committed to offering a programme that allows its undergraduates to engage all of these facets of the subject.
Learn about Photocopying, Printing & Scanning at MIC library.: 1black and white multifunction device in the printing room within the library. Visit this page to learn more about Photocopying, Wifi printing and Scanning.
Mary Immaculate College (MIC) is proud to present Picture This! Imagine That! – The Voyages of St Brendan—a unique art exhibition running from May 14-16—at MIC Limerick. The event is hosted in association with the Irish Institute of Catholic Studies at MIC, and features an immersive installation by Dr Nora Donnelly —visual artist, art critic and former lecturer in Art Education at MIC—who reimagines the legendary journey of St Brendan through soundscape and spatial experience.
Learn how the Placement Office is responsible for the management and administration of the off-campus programme component of the Bachelor of Arts degree; the management and administration of the Erasmus+ KA103 exchange programme, and the provision of careers information service for students and graduates.
Plagiarism is taking another person’s work, ideas or words and using them without proper acknowledgment. To avoid plagiarism when using the words and ideas of others, you must cite your source. Visit this page to learn more and to access tutorials to help recognise and avoid plagiarism.
