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The Graduate Diploma in Adult and Further Education commences in September of each year and is available (1) on a full-time basis over two semesters or (2) part-time over three semesters. The programme is recognised by the Teaching Council as a professional teaching qualification for the Further Education sector. It includes modules on the theory and practice of education and lifelong learning (psychological, philosophical, historical and sociological perspectives), teaching, learning, curriculum planning, assessment and a substantial teaching placement.

Learn how MIC has a strong international reputation for research in the area of Applied Linguistics, especially in its sub-field of Corpus Linguistics, and it has a vibrant doctoral level research profile within its Inter-Varietal Applied Corpus Studies research centre.

The aim of this one-year postgraduate programme in Inclusive Special Education is to provide substantial theoretical and practical continuing professional development to teachers working with students with Special Educational Needs (SEN). From the broad perspective of inclusive practice, and general special education policy and practice in Ireland, the programme provides specific inputs in assessment, language, literacy, mathematics, social, emotional and behavioural content areas as well as incorporating ICT at all levels to support instruction and learning.

The Graduate Diploma in Mentoring and Leadership in Schools (International) degree is level 9 on the National Framework of Qualifications (NFQ) awarded by University of Limerick. This course may be offered in two delivery formats: face-to-face on campus or blended (a combination of face-to-face and online delivery).

What are the plans for Graduation this academic year? Learn more about MIC Autumn Conferring Ceremonies scheduled to take place on campus.

There was much celebration at MIC this week as almost 1,500 students from 30 counties, 25 countries and 5 continents were conferred with academic awards across the College’s 30+ undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in Education and the Liberal Arts. Members of MIC's Alumni community prepared special video messages to celebrate and congratulate the Class of 2022. 

The unique Bachelor of Education in Education and Psychology at Mary Immaculate College (MIC) marked 20 years in existence this month. First launched in 2004, this programme—which had the highest points for any education course in the country for CAO 2024—remains the only one of its kind in Ireland, offering students the opportunity to earn both a Psychology degree and a primary teaching qualification concurrently.

Visit this page to read the MIC library guides which provide information on print collections, audio-visual materials, and electronic resources for each of our libraries. These guides include: Library guide - MIC Thurles. Learn more.

The Director of Teaching and Learning at Mary Immaculate College (MIC), Dr Gwen Moore has achieved the distinguished and internationally recognised status of Principal Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy (PFHEA). Principal Fellowships are awarded to academics who demonstrate a sustained record of successful, strategic leadership in academic practice to enhance student learning. Dr Moore is the first Principal Fellow to be accredited by the HEA at MIC and is one of only twelve Principal Fellows in the Republic of Ireland.

Almost 100 students and alumni from MIC were recognised for their academic and other notable achievements on Tuesday 26 November as just under €500,000 was presented on the night in scholarships, awards and bursaries.

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