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Mary Immaculate College, in association with Ulster University, The University of Melbourne Irish Historical Studies, The Hunt Museum and Limerick Museum, will host the Ghosts in Britain and Ireland 1500-1950 History Conference on Friday 25 - Sunday 27 June, 2025.
A new video promoting Limerick’s vibrant student life is ready to captivate a global audience of international students. The International Limerick Student City video has been produced by the Marketing and Communications Department at Limerick City and County Council in collaboration with University of Limerick (UL), Technological University of the Shannon (TUS) and Mary Immaculate College (MIC). The video emphasises not only the academic excellence that Limerick offers but also the importance of students immersing themselves in the excitement of city life and enjoying the perfect home away from home.
Mary Immaculate College (MIC) in partnership with the Irish World Academy of Music and Dance at the University of Limerick (UL) hosted the 17th International Conference on Cultural Diversity in Music Education (CDIME) from September 30 to October 2 2025. The landmark event brought nearly 100 delegates from more than 20 countries to Limerick, where they explored the theme, Living Diversity, Imagining Inclusivity. The event was led by Conference Chair, Dr Ailbhe Kenny, Associate Professor of Music Education at MIC.
An MIC student has been awarded a Global Undergraduate Award in recognition of the academic strength of her final-year thesis on cultural diversity and representation in children’s animated films. Wicklow native, Lola Parsons, who graduated from MIC’s BA in Early Childhood Care & Education (BA ECCE) last October, was Highly Commended by the Awards before further being announced as the Island of Ireland winner in the Education category.
A Mary Immaculate College (MIC) student has been awarded the Gold Gaisce medal by President Michael D Higgins at a special event at Áras an Uachtaráin. Second year Bachelor of Education in Education & Psychology student Sarah Ryan Purcell was one of 79 people from across Ireland to be presented with the prestigious award by the President in recognition of their commitment to volunteering and personal development.
MIC is part of a shared, local community. How we behave as staff, students and residents affects people around us. Living together means sharing space and sharing responsibility. This starts with how we treat one another as neighbours. At MIC, we follow four simple pillars of being a good neighbour; Be Considerate, Be Aware, Be Respectul, Be Accountable and Be somebody the community know they can count on. Be a CARA.
Research is integral to teaching and learning and essential to knowledge growth. It is a fundamental cornerstone of higher education and, accordingly, of the National Strategy. Research underpins the educational process, benefiting students and academic staff by enhancing and enriching the teaching and learning experience. Research makes a difference, sharpening the critical intellect to assess and evaluate, to weigh and to measure, to calculate and to review, and to learn from the experience of the past how best we can proceed into the future.
Mary Immaculate College offers a great environment for both staff and students across its campuses. This web page presents policies relating to Governance.
MIC is a registered Charity and operates under governance structures set out in a number of regulatory instruments. Visit this page to learn about the various bodies involved in the governance of the College.
The MIC 2023-24 Annual Report - Governance & Strategy
Discover Government of Ireland Information. Learn how to use gov.ie to access information and links to all government departments, the Dail and the Taoiseach. It includes the following websites: Houses of the Oireachtas, Iris Oifigiuil or Official Gazette, and Irish Statute Book.
Discover the Global Researchers Advancing Catholic Education (G.R.A.C.E.) project, which is an international research-based partnership between MIC Limerick, Boston College, United States, the University of Notre Dame Fremantle, Australia, St Mary’s University in Twickenham, London; University of Glasgow, Edith Cowan University and the International Office for Catholic Education (OIEC).
