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A new book from MIC academic Dr Derek Mulcahy tells the story of Limerick’s proud and long-standing culture of civilian marching bands. This tradition began with the temperance movement in the 1830s and went on to play a major role in the social and musical life of the city. Now, ‘By The Left, Quick March - Limerick’s Marching Band Tradition’ explores interviews, newspaper accounts, band records and photographs to tell – for the first time – the full story of these bands. The book is published by Limerick City and County Council in partnership with MIC.

The Strategic Communications & Marketing (SCM) Office at MIC is concerned with developing and enhancing the reputation of the College among stakeholder groups. Learn how the SCM successfully markets and effectively communicates the strategic priorities of MIC.

Discover MIC's Strategic Plan and learn about the College's objectives for the time period specified, our series of goal statements, targets and allocation of resources to pursue this strategy.

MIC is Ireland’s largest provider of teacher education and a leading centre for the humanities and social sciences. MIC's Strategic Plan 2025-2030 articulates a five-year roadmap responding to the challenges of digital transition, climate action, demographic change, and social inclusion. It reaffirms MIC’s distinctive mission in education and community engagement, while advancing national priorities in sustainability, digital transformation, and research impact.

This doctoral programme in Applied Linguistics is a four-year, full-time programme which includes a combination of taught modules (in Year 1 of the programme) and individual research, the principal component being the doctoral thesis. In tandem with the doctoral thesis, this programme aims to enhance the professional knowledge of language teachers and language professionals by focusing on the core features of language as a system (grammar, lexis and phonology), language learning and acquisition, as well as language in its broader societal context.

Mary Immaculate College offers a great environment for both staff and students across its campuses. This web page presents policies relating to Students.

Explore the office of Student Academic Administration and learn how it assists students to access important information as they progress through their programme and assists staff and students through important processes throughout the academic year.

The Mary Immaculate College CAO Points Concession Sports Scheme has opened for applications from athletes who are engaging in sports at a high level and applying for a full-time Level 8 Undergraduate programme at MIC Limerick or Thurles. Successful applicants who meet all the necessary academic entry requirements and the sports assessment criteria may be eligible for a points reduction of up to 40 points below the First Round CAO points cut-off for the programme they have applied for.

Do you need a Student ID Card? Visit this page for instructions on how to upload a photograph as a new student or for details about receiving a Replacement ID Card.

E&CE also deliver programmes that develop entrepreneurial skills across all levels, from primary to third level education. An example of which is the EMPOWER Entrepreneurship Summer Programme - a collaboration with TUS Limerick and Thurles.

Students, including student researchers, from and Mary Immaculate College (MIC), the Technological University of the Shannon (TUS) and University of Limerick (UL) are being encouraged to take part in Student Inc., a transformative summer accelerator programme designed to help turn ideas into reality, build key skills, and expand professional networks - all while receiving a €4,000 stipend.