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Are you considering MIC as your CAO choice? Check out what current students Anna, Aoife, Christopher, Clara, April and Ava have to say about studying at our Limerick and Thurles campuses, what they love about college life and their advice for anyone thinking about choosing MIC. Also, take a look at a day in the life of MIC students Cillian, Dan, Chloe May and Matthew.
Download the 2026-2027 MIC student handbook today to learn more about the student experience and academic requirements for your time at Mary Immaculate College.
Student Information assists students to access important information and guides them through important processes such as registration, examinations and graduation to name but a few.
The aim of Student Life is to enhance your experience while you are part of the MIC community. The ultimate goal is to provide services, activities, and resources that maintain the College's educational enterprise while also supporting you personally as you learn, grow, and change while at MIC.
Learn about MIC’s professional support service which provides support for student parents, expectant students and students experiencing an unplanned or crisis pregnancy during the course of their studies.
Santa Claus came to town and made a special detour to Mary Immaculate College last week (7 December) to come to the MIC Student Parent Christmas Party where he had a picnic with the children, joined in storytelling and even learned how to “Jingle Bell Rock”.
Discover the range of holistic student supports that MIC offers which have been designed to help students with any academic or personal well-being issues they may be experiencing, if and when they may need them.
A visual arts exhibition, prepared by fourth year Mary Immaculate College (MIC) students, explores topical issues such as fast-fashion, the digital world and excessive food miles.
Mary Immaculate College (MIC) is delighted to announce the launch of a Master's in Autism Studies.
This one-year Level 9 programme is designed to equip students with the necessary knowledge and skills to design and conduct an empirical study on a topic of interest to them within the field of autism studies. Students will develop expertise in research design, data collection, and analysis, and will demonstrate the capacity to interpret and critique research findings in the context of autism policy, practice and research.
