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The Leadership for Inclusion in the Early Years (LINC) Programme successfully hosted its first International LINC Conference at Mary Immaculate College, Limerick, on Saturday, 27 September 2025. Themed “Making Inclusion a Reality for All Children: Merging Theory and Practice to Create Spaces Where All Children Belong,” the one-day event brought together early years providers, inclusion coordinators (INCO’s), educators, teachers and principals, policymakers, academics, researchers, and parents to exchange ideas and celebrate inclusive practice.
At the launch of the Final Evaluation of Phase One of the Leadership for Inclusion in the Early Years (LINC) Programme (2016-2020), the LINC Consortium welcomed the reaffirmation of the programme’s profound impact and its crucial role in equipping Inclusion Coordinators (INCOs) with the knowledge and skills necessary to create inclusive environments where all children can thrive.
Liverpool University Press, in celebration of their 125th anniversary, have very kindly offered a bursary of £300 to an Early Career Researcher attending the ACIS at Mary Immaculate College from 17-22 June 2024.
MIC Strategic Plan 2025–2030; Pathways Lit, Futures Found. MIC is Ireland’s largest provider of teacher education and a leading centre for the humanities and social sciences. MIC's Strategic Plan 2025-2030 articulates a five-year roadmap responding to the challenges of digital transition, climate action, demographic change, and social inclusion. It reaffirms MIC’s distinctive mission in education and community engagement, while advancing national priorities in sustainability, digital transformation, and research impact.
Offered jointly by faculty from the Department of History in MIC and the Department of History at the UL, this two-year, part-time Master's programme meets the needs of graduates in history, or in related disciplines (e.g. Irish studies, human geography, archaeology or anthropology).
The MIC 2023-24 Annual Report - Looking Ahead - Strategic Planning for 2030
