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Bronnadh beagnach leathmhilliún euro i scoláireachtaí agus i sparánachtaí ar mhic léinn, ar chéimithe agus ar alumni Choláiste Mhuire gan Smál (CMgS) ag Searmanas Bronnta bliantúil an Choláiste ar an Máirt 29 Mí na Samhna. Sa tsuim airgid is mó a bronnadh riamh ag ócáid den tsaghas seo i gCMgS, dhein lán an tí de lucht féachana in Amharclann Chrann Teile ar champas Luimnigh CMgS ceiliúradh ar ghaiscí, acadúil nó eile, céad tríocha cúig mac léinn agus céimí.
As school leavers across Ireland prepare for the next step in their education, the CAO Change of Mind facility is a crucial opportunity to refine programme choices. Applicants can adjust, add, or remove programme selections as many times as they wish, at no cost, until 5pm on 1 July.
Explore MIC libraries range of online resources for maps and placenames, which includes: Google Maps, GeoHive, MapQuest, Perry-Castaneda Library Map Collection, OSI Historical mapping, Placenames Database of Ireland, and Northern Ireland Placename Project.
An interdisciplinary symposium on the topic of ‘Irish People in Great Britain (1689-Present)’ taking place at Mary Immaculate College on 12 March 2024 has issued its Call for Papers with a closing date of 15 January next.
Market Research - Have Your Say: MIC is exploring the potential introduction of three new undergraduate honours degree programmes in Business Studies with Gaeilge, French or German for first student intake in September 2028. These programmes would combine core business subjects such as management, marketing, finance and entrepreneurship with the development of language proficiency and cultural awareness. We would greatly appreciate your feedback. The survey will take less than two minutes to complete.
A new agreement between Mary Immaculate College (MIC) and Limerick and Clare Education and Training Board (the ETB) commits to supporting community-based learning across the Mid-West and recognises the importance of making education accessible to all. Born of an already fruitful and longstanding partnership, the signing of a new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) reaffirms the positive and mutual benefits of the collaboration for learners in primary, post-primary and tertiary education in the region.
