Be More at MIC
If you are thinking of undertaking a diploma, master’s or doctorate at MIC, take a look at our recent Postgraduate Virtual Information Sessions to learn all about our range of postgraduate degrees in Education and the Liberal Arts. Learn about the benefits of pursuing postgraduate study, the costs, and the financial supports available for postgraduate students at MIC.
Postgraduate Virtual Information Sessions
Missed our recent Postgraduate Virtual Information Sessions? Watch on-demand (see below) at a time that suits your schedule!
In our first session, Dr Margaret Nohilly, programme coordinator for MIC’s Professional Master of Education (Primary Teaching), discusses PME programme content, work placement and the application process.
In our second session, Dr Emma O'Brien from MIC's Faculty of Education and Dr Ronan Flatley from MIC's Faculty of Arts give an overview of MIC's taught postgraduate programmes in Education and Liberal Arts. Also, Dr Julianne Stack from MIC's Research & Graduate School discusses our research programmes, postgraduate study fees and funding opportunities.
Take a look today and you might just find the right postgraduate degree for you. Postgraduate applications now open!
Why should you pursue postgraduate study?
At MIC, you can choose from over 30 taught and research-based programmes in Education and the Liberal Arts, and with the assistance of our dedicated and experienced staff you will be supported throughout your academic journey.
By undertaking postgraduate study, either at diploma, master's or doctoral level, you can:
- Increase your job prospects and salary potential
- Engage with a subject you are passionate about
- Explore your passion for learning and become an expert in your chosen field
- Unlock your career prospects or change your career in a different direction
- Gain transferrable skills that will advance your professional career
- Develop your professional network and be part of a growing and vibrant postgraduate community
You can #BeMoreAtMIC.
