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Discover WIN-DOP, which is a 30 months project (January 2020-June 2022) that aimed to understand more about whistleblowing and doping in sport, such as: (a) the extent to which European National Anti-Doping Organisations (NADOs) engage in good practices on whistleblowing and (b) the factors that influence whistleblowing behaviours.
MIC Working Group to End Sexual Violence and Harassment oversees the implementation of the Framework for Consent in HEIs; Framework for Consent in HEIs: Safe, Respectful, Supportive and Positive - Ending Sexual Harassment in Irish Higher Education Institutions.
Explore WorldCat, which is a catalogue of the books, journals, DVDs, music scores and recordings, maps, government publications and other materials in over 10,000 libraries. Visit this page to learn more.
Following the huge success of The Traitors Ireland and the recent launch of the BBC’s Celebrity Traitors, two Mary Immaculate College (MIC) academics have been analysing what it takes to succeed in the hit reality TV show—from a psychological perspective.
Young Adult Literature Conference will explore the ways in which young adult literature engages with the complex experiences of youth, in particular how young adult texts represent the challenges encountered by young people, as well as the possibilities for agency, resistance, and transformation.
Looking to study at MIC? Learn important information on academic entry requirements, visa requirements, scholarships and more that is specific to your home country. With every level of programme (or if your country is not listed below), you are advised (before applying) to contact: Email: International@mic.ul.ie Tel: +353 61 204988 Not all MIC programmes are open for applications from non-EU countries, and some may have specific academic requirements.
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MIC is delighted to announce that as part of its support efforts a dedicated team will be on hand at its Limerick Open Day on the 29 of April (9.30am-12.30pm) to help displaced Ukrainian citizens identify study and research options at MIC, and in Ireland in general, for the next academic year which will commence in September 2022.
