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The Master of Education (M Ed) with Specialisms programme is designed for all those interested in enhancing their professional knowledge, understandings and skills. The programme, which can be delivered on a full-time or part-time basis, covers theories, principles and practices in contemporary educational settings.
Visit this page to learn how Mathematics can be taken as part of the MIC Arts Degree as a joint honours combination. A study of mathematics has twin values: there is the intrinsic educational gain to be derived from the personal satisfaction of mastering a slightly elusive piece of theory, or from solving even a moderately difficult problem, and there is the extensive economic utility of mathematics.
Learn about the Department of Mathematics & Computer Studies at MIC, which was founded in 1975 to provide a subject programme in Mathematics for the newly established Bachelor of Education degree. Today, the Department continues to offer specialized elective Mathematics modules for the B Ed degree, as well as undergraduate Mathematics modules for the BA (Liberal Arts).
Mature Students it’s never too late for third-level! If you are over the age of 23, you can return to education as a mature student and fulfil your dream of a college degree. Here at MIC, we offer alternative routes to higher education and are committed to improving access to education for all.
MIC is committed to improving access to higher education for adults. Learn more about our mature student programmes and the specialised supports we provide to make the third level experience beneficial and enjoyable.
In honour of her lifetime contribution to the arts in Ireland, Imogen Stuart RHA was awarded the McAuley Medal from Mary Immaculate College in 2010, presented by the then Uachtarán na hÉireann, Mary McAleese. This honour, the McAuley Medal, is the highest award that can be bestowed by the College. It is named in memory of Catherine McAuley, the founder of the Catholic Sisters of Mercy, whose outstanding dedication to the most marginalised members of the community continues to inform the College’s ethos.
MeDeMAP is a research project being carried out in collaboration with ten European institutions to set out future-proof pathways to strengthen democracy through improving accountability, transparency and effectiveness of media production and expanding active and inclusive citizenship.
Discover the Department of Media & Communication Studies at MIC, and learn how it has never been more important to have a deep and critical understanding of the media that influence most aspects of contemporary life. Our department offers modules at undergraduate and postgraduate levels that foster such understanding, develop individual skills and support original research.
