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Visit this page to learn how Media and Communication Studies can be taken as part of the MIC Arts Degree as a joint honours combination. Graduates of Media and Communication Studies are now working in every television station, radio station and newspaper in Ireland, for example RTÉ, Newstalk, Spin SW.
The Master's in Media Studies at MIC is an innovative programme that offers students the opportunity to study a wide range of contemporary media topics at an advanced level. These include streams in Film Studies, Audio Studies & Cultural Studies. All courses are taught by experienced researchers with practical knowledge of the industry and the small group sessions facilitate collaborative learning, both theoretical and practical.
Discover the Medical Centre at MIC Limerick which provides a triage service for students on-campus, offering a private and confidential service on weekdays during term time. A GP service with a local practice is available for MIC Thurles students.
Beginning with a dedicated Professional Masters in Education (PME) virtual session on Tuesday, 26 March (6-6.45pm) Dr Margaret Nohilly, Programme Coordinator, will answer all your questions about this two-year, full-time Level 9 professional teacher education programme designed to qualify graduates as primary teachers. Separately, on Wednesday, 10 April (6pm-6.45pm) experts from MIC’s Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Education and Research & Graduate School will host a session on the College’s wide range of taught and research-based postgraduate programmes, fees, funding supports and application processes.
Undertaking postgraduate study can improve your employability and earning potential, offer an opportunity to engage with a subject you're passionate about, and develop your leadership skills that will advance your career. Take the first step on your postgraduate study journey and join us for the upcoming Mary Immaculate College (MIC) Postgraduate Study Live Information and Q&A Online Sessions.
Starting with a dedicated Professional Masters in Education (PME) virtual session on Thursday, 6 March (6-6.45pm) Dr Margaret Nohilly, Programme Coordinator, will answer all your questions about this two-year, full-time Level 9 professional teacher education programme designed to qualify graduates as primary teachers. Then on Tuesday, 11 March (6pm-6.45pm) experts from MIC’s Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Education and Research & Graduate School will host a session on the College’s wide range of taught and research-based postgraduate programmes, along with information on fees, funding supports and the application process.
