Bachelor of Arts (MI002)

Mary Immaculate College

Why study a Bachelor of Arts degree at MIC?

• • • • • • • • • • •

The Bachelor of Arts is a four-year degree course in the Liberal Arts with three years on campus at MIC and one year on work placement and/or study abroad. Arts graduates are very much in demand for a large variety of careers because the degree programme offers a broad general education which develops the intellect and trains the mind. At Mary Immaculate College, we deliver an Arts Degree which is flexible and wide-ranging, offering 19 subjects in all. The programme is designed to allow students to study four different major subjects in First Year and focus on two of these in Second Year, which they will then continue to study to degree level as joint honours. You can study a combination of subjects from familiar arts subjects such as English, French, German, or History, to newer subjects such as Drama & Theatre

Studies, Media & Communication Studies or Psychology. You can also choose one of the following subjects from our partner institution, the University of Limerick: Economics, Politics & International Relations, Public Administration & Leadership, Sociology, Spanish or Linguistics. In Third Year, you will have opportunities to work, to travel, and to study abroad as part of the off-campus programme.

Course contact: Rachel Godfrey T: +353 61 204972 E: rachel.godfrey@mic.ul.ie Admissions Office: T: +353 61 204929 E: admissions@mic.ul.ie www.mic.ie/admissions

Minimum Entry Requirements At the time of enrolment, applicants are required to hold the established Leaving Certificate (or an approved equivalent) with a minimum of six subjects which must include at least two H5 (Higher Level) and four O6 (Ordinary Level) or four H7 (Higher Level) grades. Subjects must include Mathematics, Gaeilge or another language, and English.

Career Options

Bachelor of Arts

www.mic.ie www.mic.ie #HelloMIC

CAO Code: MI002

• • • • • • • • • •

Academic Administration Arts Bodies Civil Service Banking and Commerce Film Industry Financial Services International & EU Organisations Linguistic & Translation Work Marketing & Public Relations Overseas Aid Work Professional Administration/ Management Psychology Public Service Publishing Regional and Local Community Development Social Services Teaching Television & Radio Theatre Practitioner Tourism Urban Planning

Undergraduate Entrance Scholarships

Places are available for eligible QQI applicants who wish to apply for entry to MI002. For further information please contact the MIC Admissions Office.

#HelloMIC

MIC will offer for competition, on the basis of results in the Irish Leaving Certificate Examination, a number of First Year Undergraduate Entrant Scholarships valued at €2,000 each. For further information see www.mic.ie

Mary Immaculate College

Why study a Bachelor of Arts degree at MIC?

• • • • • • • • • • •

The Bachelor of Arts is a four-year degree course in the Liberal Arts with three years on campus at MIC and one year on work placement and/or study abroad. Arts graduates are very much in demand for a large variety of careers because the degree programme offers a broad general education which develops the intellect and trains the mind. At Mary Immaculate College, we deliver an Arts Degree which is flexible and wide-ranging, offering 19 subjects in all. The programme is designed to allow students to study four different major subjects in First Year and focus on two of these in Second Year, which they will then continue to study to degree level as joint honours. You can study a combination of subjects from familiar arts subjects such as English, French, German, or History, to newer subjects such as Drama & Theatre

Studies, Media & Communication Studies or Psychology. You can also choose one of the following subjects from our partner institution, the University of Limerick: Economics, Politics & International Relations, Public Administration & Leadership, Sociology, Spanish or Linguistics. In Third Year, you will have opportunities to work, to travel, and to study abroad as part of the off-campus programme.

Course contact: Rachel Godfrey T: +353 61 204972 E: rachel.godfrey@mic.ul.ie Admissions Office: T: +353 61 204929 E: admissions@mic.ul.ie www.mic.ie/admissions

Minimum Entry Requirements At the time of enrolment, applicants are required to hold the established Leaving Certificate (or an approved equivalent) with a minimum of six subjects which must include at least two H5 (Higher Level) and four O6 (Ordinary Level) or four H7 (Higher Level) grades. Subjects must include Mathematics, Gaeilge or another language, and English.

Career Options

Bachelor of Arts

www.mic.ie www.mic.ie #HelloMIC

CAO Code: MI002

• • • • • • • • • •

Academic Administration Arts Bodies Civil Service Banking and Commerce Film Industry Financial Services International & EU Organisations Linguistic & Translation Work Marketing & Public Relations Overseas Aid Work Professional Administration/ Management Psychology Public Service Publishing Regional and Local Community Development Social Services Teaching Television & Radio Theatre Practitioner Tourism Urban Planning

Undergraduate Entrance Scholarships

Places are available for eligible QQI applicants who wish to apply for entry to MI002. For further information please contact the MIC Admissions Office.

#HelloMIC

MIC will offer for competition, on the basis of results in the Irish Leaving Certificate Examination, a number of First Year Undergraduate Entrant Scholarships valued at €2,000 each. For further information see www.mic.ie

Mary Immaculate College

Why study a Bachelor of Arts degree at MIC?

• • • • • • • • • • •

The Bachelor of Arts is a four-year degree course in the Liberal Arts with three years on campus at MIC and one year on work placement and/or study abroad. Arts graduates are very much in demand for a large variety of careers because the degree programme offers a broad general education which develops the intellect and trains the mind. At Mary Immaculate College, we deliver an Arts Degree which is flexible and wide-ranging, offering 19 subjects in all. The programme is designed to allow students to study four different major subjects in First Year and focus on two of these in Second Year, which they will then continue to study to degree level as joint honours. You can study a combination of subjects from familiar arts subjects such as English, French, German, or History, to newer subjects such as Drama & Theatre

Studies, Media & Communication Studies or Psychology. You can also choose one of the following subjects from our partner institution, the University of Limerick: Economics, Politics & International Relations, Public Administration & Leadership, Sociology, Spanish or Linguistics. In Third Year, you will have opportunities to work, to travel, and to study abroad as part of the off-campus programme.

Course contact: Rachel Godfrey T: +353 61 204972 E: rachel.godfrey@mic.ul.ie Admissions Office: T: +353 61 204929 E: admissions@mic.ul.ie www.mic.ie/admissions

Minimum Entry Requirements At the time of enrolment, applicants are required to hold the established Leaving Certificate (or an approved equivalent) with a minimum of six subjects which must include at least two H5 (Higher Level) and four O6 (Ordinary Level) or four H7 (Higher Level) grades. Subjects must include Mathematics, Gaeilge or another language, and English.

Career Options

Bachelor of Arts

www.mic.ie www.mic.ie #HelloMIC

CAO Code: MI002

• • • • • • • • • •

Academic Administration Arts Bodies Civil Service Banking and Commerce Film Industry Financial Services International & EU Organisations Linguistic & Translation Work Marketing & Public Relations Overseas Aid Work Professional Administration/ Management Psychology Public Service Publishing Regional and Local Community Development Social Services Teaching Television & Radio Theatre Practitioner Tourism Urban Planning

Undergraduate Entrance Scholarships

Places are available for eligible QQI applicants who wish to apply for entry to MI002. For further information please contact the MIC Admissions Office.

#HelloMIC

MIC will offer for competition, on the basis of results in the Irish Leaving Certificate Examination, a number of First Year Undergraduate Entrant Scholarships valued at €2,000 each. For further information see www.mic.ie

GROUP 8

Mathematics OR Politics & International Relations*ǂ

GROUP 9

Geography OR Spanish*^

GROUP 10 Philosophy OR Public Administration & Leadership*ǂ GROUP 11 History OR Economics*ǂ

GROUP 6

History OR French

Theology and Religious Studies

Music OR Sociology*

Drama and Theatre Studies

GROUP 7

Spanish *

Theology & Religious Studies OR Linguistics*

Sociology *

GROUP 6

Public Administration & Leadership *

French

Music OR Theology & Religious Studies OR Sociology* OR Linguistics*

Psychology

GROUP 5

Politics and International Relations *

Gaeilge OR Drama & Theatre Studies

Gaeilge OR Philosophy OR Drama & Theatre Studies

Philosophy

GROUP 4

Media and Communication Studies

Media & Communication Studies

Media & Communication Studies OR Geography OR Spanish*

Mathematics

GROUP 3

Linguistics *

English

English OR Mathematics

Music

GROUP 2

History

Psychology OR German

Psychology OR German (beginners or advanced)

German

GROUP 1

Geography

Towards the end of Year 1, you will receive advice and guidance before selecting the subjects that you will continue with from years 2-4. At the beginning of Year 2 (Part II), you will choose two of the four subjects taken in Year 1. You will continue with these two subjects to degree level as joint honours. No more than one subject can be taken from any one of the following groups.

Gaeilge

In the first year, you choose four subjects from groups 1-11. You can select any subject combinations, however, at least three of the subjects must be from Mary Immaculate College and no two subjects can be from the same group. When choosing your subjects in year 1, it is essential to have at least two subjects from different Year 2 subject groups (see Year 2-4 table) bearing in mind that Economics, Politics & International Relations and Public Administration & Leadership are first year subjects only and those who choose Psychology in Year 1 may not be offered a place in Psychology in Year 2.

Subject Combinations available to degree level on MI002 Bachelor of Arts French

YEAR 2-4

All First Year Liberal Arts students take the Foundation Studies course. Its aim is to equip them with basic literary and computing skills. These modules examine academic writing at university level where writing style, essay structure and referencing of sources are explored in a task-based approach. Research skills include: formulating research questions; sourcing material; searching databases; case studies; action research and questionnaires. The IT component of Foundation Studies identifies and equips students with the computer skills needed to achieve success in their college studies.

English

YEAR 1

FOUNDATION STUDIES

Economics *

What you will study

Economics *

n/a

•

n/a

•

n/a

•

n/a

•

n/a

•

ELECTIVES

English

ü

n/a

ü

•

ü

•

ü

In Year 2, you will take two elective modules (one module in each semester) from a range of areas which may include: Entrepreneurship, Gender Studies, Information Technology (IT), Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL), Léann Dúchais (Irish Heritage Studies) and Education. The newly introduced electives in education should be of particular interest to those who wish to pursue a career in teaching.

French

•

ü

n/a

ü

•

ü

Gaeilge

ü

n/a

ü

•

ü

•

ü

n/a

ü

Geography

ü

n/a

ü

•

ü

n/a

ü

German

ü

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

History

n/a

ü

•

ü

n/a

ü

Music

ü

n/a

•

ü

n/a

ü

•

Linguistics *

n/a

ü

•

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

n/a

Mathematics

ü

•

ü

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

Media and Communication Studies

ü

•

ü

n/a

ü

•

ü

Philosophy

ü

•

ü

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

•

ü

Politics and International Relations *

n/a

•

n/a

•

n/a

•

n/a

•

Psychology

ü

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

Public Administration and Leadership *

n/a

•

n/a

•

n/a

•

n/a

•

Sociology *

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

•

Spanish *

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

•

ü

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

Drama and Theatre Studies

ü

n/a

ü

•

ü

•

ü

n/a

ü

Theology and Religious Studies

ü

•

n/a

ü

•

ü

n/a

OFF CAMPUS PROGRAMME In Year 3, you will participate in an off-campus programme. This typically consists of a study abroad placement in Europe, Australia or the USA and/or work placements in a wide variety of settings, in Ireland or abroad. International placements are highly valued and encouraged for the added cultural and linguistic benefits they confer. The off-campus programme provides students with a unique opportunity to discover the world and experience working environments which may also provide future employment for graduates. • Students of Psychology undertake off-campus placement in the autumn semester only and take modules in the spring semester.

UNDERGRADUATE DISSERTATION In your final year, you will complete an Undergraduate Dissertation in one of your degree subjects. This is a unique opportunity to complete an extended piece of research and analysis in your chosen topic, designed with guidance and direction from an academic supervisor in your chosen subject. The undergraduate dissertation will develop your research and analytical skills with a view to employment or further study. • Students of Psychology must undertake their undergraduate dissertation in Psychology, either singly or jointly with their other major subject.

Subject

n/a = Not Available |

• = Available in First Year only

* = Subject offered by University of Limerick. If you wish to take more than one subject offered by the University of Limerick to degree level then please see www.ul.ie/artsoc for information about the Bachelor of Arts (LM002). ǂ = Subject offered in ﬁrst year only. ^ = Spanish only available at Post Leaving Certiﬁcate level.

GROUP 8

Mathematics OR Politics & International Relations*ǂ

GROUP 9

Geography OR Spanish*^

GROUP 10 Philosophy OR Public Administration & Leadership*ǂ GROUP 11 History OR Economics*ǂ

GROUP 6

History OR French

Theology and Religious Studies

Music OR Sociology*

Drama and Theatre Studies

GROUP 7

Spanish *

Theology & Religious Studies OR Linguistics*

Sociology *

GROUP 6

Public Administration & Leadership *

French

Music OR Theology & Religious Studies OR Sociology* OR Linguistics*

Psychology

GROUP 5

Politics and International Relations *

Gaeilge OR Drama & Theatre Studies

Gaeilge OR Philosophy OR Drama & Theatre Studies

Philosophy

GROUP 4

Media and Communication Studies

Media & Communication Studies

Media & Communication Studies OR Geography OR Spanish*

Mathematics

GROUP 3

Linguistics *

English

English OR Mathematics

Music

GROUP 2

History

Psychology OR German

Psychology OR German (beginners or advanced)

German

GROUP 1

Geography

Towards the end of Year 1, you will receive advice and guidance before selecting the subjects that you will continue with from years 2-4. At the beginning of Year 2 (Part II), you will choose two of the four subjects taken in Year 1. You will continue with these two subjects to degree level as joint honours. No more than one subject can be taken from any one of the following groups.

Gaeilge

In the first year, you choose four subjects from groups 1-11. You can select any subject combinations, however, at least three of the subjects must be from Mary Immaculate College and no two subjects can be from the same group. When choosing your subjects in year 1, it is essential to have at least two subjects from different Year 2 subject groups (see Year 2-4 table) bearing in mind that Economics, Politics & International Relations and Public Administration & Leadership are first year subjects only and those who choose Psychology in Year 1 may not be offered a place in Psychology in Year 2.

Subject Combinations available to degree level on MI002 Bachelor of Arts French

YEAR 2-4

All First Year Liberal Arts students take the Foundation Studies course. Its aim is to equip them with basic literary and computing skills. These modules examine academic writing at university level where writing style, essay structure and referencing of sources are explored in a task-based approach. Research skills include: formulating research questions; sourcing material; searching databases; case studies; action research and questionnaires. The IT component of Foundation Studies identifies and equips students with the computer skills needed to achieve success in their college studies.

English

YEAR 1

FOUNDATION STUDIES

Economics *

What you will study

Economics *

n/a

•

n/a

•

n/a

•

n/a

•

n/a

•

ELECTIVES

English

ü

n/a

ü

•

ü

•

ü

In Year 2, you will take two elective modules (one module in each semester) from a range of areas which may include: Entrepreneurship, Gender Studies, Information Technology (IT), Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL), Léann Dúchais (Irish Heritage Studies) and Education. The newly introduced electives in education should be of particular interest to those who wish to pursue a career in teaching.

French

•

ü

n/a

ü

•

ü

Gaeilge

ü

n/a

ü

•

ü

•

ü

n/a

ü

Geography

ü

n/a

ü

•

ü

n/a

ü

German

ü

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

History

n/a

ü

•

ü

n/a

ü

Music

ü

n/a

•

ü

n/a

ü

•

Linguistics *

n/a

ü

•

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

n/a

Mathematics

ü

•

ü

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

Media and Communication Studies

ü

•

ü

n/a

ü

•

ü

Philosophy

ü

•

ü

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

•

ü

Politics and International Relations *

n/a

•

n/a

•

n/a

•

n/a

•

Psychology

ü

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

Public Administration and Leadership *

n/a

•

n/a

•

n/a

•

n/a

•

Sociology *

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

•

Spanish *

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

•

ü

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

Drama and Theatre Studies

ü

n/a

ü

•

ü

•

ü

n/a

ü

Theology and Religious Studies

ü

•

n/a

ü

•

ü

n/a

OFF CAMPUS PROGRAMME In Year 3, you will participate in an off-campus programme. This typically consists of a study abroad placement in Europe, Australia or the USA and/or work placements in a wide variety of settings, in Ireland or abroad. International placements are highly valued and encouraged for the added cultural and linguistic benefits they confer. The off-campus programme provides students with a unique opportunity to discover the world and experience working environments which may also provide future employment for graduates. • Students of Psychology undertake off-campus placement in the autumn semester only and take modules in the spring semester.

UNDERGRADUATE DISSERTATION In your final year, you will complete an Undergraduate Dissertation in one of your degree subjects. This is a unique opportunity to complete an extended piece of research and analysis in your chosen topic, designed with guidance and direction from an academic supervisor in your chosen subject. The undergraduate dissertation will develop your research and analytical skills with a view to employment or further study. • Students of Psychology must undertake their undergraduate dissertation in Psychology, either singly or jointly with their other major subject.

Subject

n/a = Not Available |

• = Available in First Year only

* = Subject offered by University of Limerick. If you wish to take more than one subject offered by the University of Limerick to degree level then please see www.ul.ie/artsoc for information about the Bachelor of Arts (LM002). ǂ = Subject offered in ﬁrst year only. ^ = Spanish only available at Post Leaving Certiﬁcate level.

GROUP 8

Mathematics OR Politics & International Relations*ǂ

GROUP 9

Geography OR Spanish*^

GROUP 10 Philosophy OR Public Administration & Leadership*ǂ GROUP 11 History OR Economics*ǂ

GROUP 6

History OR French

Theology and Religious Studies

Music OR Sociology*

Drama and Theatre Studies

GROUP 7

Spanish *

Theology & Religious Studies OR Linguistics*

Sociology *

GROUP 6

Public Administration & Leadership *

French

Music OR Theology & Religious Studies OR Sociology* OR Linguistics*

Psychology

GROUP 5

Politics and International Relations *

Gaeilge OR Drama & Theatre Studies

Gaeilge OR Philosophy OR Drama & Theatre Studies

Philosophy

GROUP 4

Media and Communication Studies

Media & Communication Studies

Media & Communication Studies OR Geography OR Spanish*

Mathematics

GROUP 3

Linguistics *

English

English OR Mathematics

Music

GROUP 2

History

Psychology OR German

Psychology OR German (beginners or advanced)

German

GROUP 1

Geography

Towards the end of Year 1, you will receive advice and guidance before selecting the subjects that you will continue with from years 2-4. At the beginning of Year 2 (Part II), you will choose two of the four subjects taken in Year 1. You will continue with these two subjects to degree level as joint honours. No more than one subject can be taken from any one of the following groups.

Gaeilge

In the first year, you choose four subjects from groups 1-11. You can select any subject combinations, however, at least three of the subjects must be from Mary Immaculate College and no two subjects can be from the same group. When choosing your subjects in year 1, it is essential to have at least two subjects from different Year 2 subject groups (see Year 2-4 table) bearing in mind that Economics, Politics & International Relations and Public Administration & Leadership are first year subjects only and those who choose Psychology in Year 1 may not be offered a place in Psychology in Year 2.

Subject Combinations available to degree level on MI002 Bachelor of Arts French

YEAR 2-4

All First Year Liberal Arts students take the Foundation Studies course. Its aim is to equip them with basic literary and computing skills. These modules examine academic writing at university level where writing style, essay structure and referencing of sources are explored in a task-based approach. Research skills include: formulating research questions; sourcing material; searching databases; case studies; action research and questionnaires. The IT component of Foundation Studies identifies and equips students with the computer skills needed to achieve success in their college studies.

English

YEAR 1

FOUNDATION STUDIES

Economics *

What you will study

Economics *

n/a

•

n/a

•

n/a

•

n/a

•

n/a

•

ELECTIVES

English

ü

n/a

ü

•

ü

•

ü

In Year 2, you will take two elective modules (one module in each semester) from a range of areas which may include: Entrepreneurship, Gender Studies, Information Technology (IT), Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL), Léann Dúchais (Irish Heritage Studies) and Education. The newly introduced electives in education should be of particular interest to those who wish to pursue a career in teaching.

French

•

ü

n/a

ü

•

ü

Gaeilge

ü

n/a

ü

•

ü

•

ü

n/a

ü

Geography

ü

n/a

ü

•

ü

n/a

ü

German

ü

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

History

n/a

ü

•

ü

n/a

ü

Music

ü

n/a

•

ü

n/a

ü

•

Linguistics *

n/a

ü

•

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

n/a

Mathematics

ü

•

ü

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

Media and Communication Studies

ü

•

ü

n/a

ü

•

ü

Philosophy

ü

•

ü

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

•

ü

Politics and International Relations *

n/a

•

n/a

•

n/a

•

n/a

•

Psychology

ü

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

Public Administration and Leadership *

n/a

•

n/a

•

n/a

•

n/a

•

Sociology *

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

•

Spanish *

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

•

ü

n/a

ü

n/a

ü

Drama and Theatre Studies

ü

n/a

ü

•

ü

•

ü

n/a

ü

Theology and Religious Studies

ü

•

n/a

ü

•

ü

n/a

OFF CAMPUS PROGRAMME In Year 3, you will participate in an off-campus programme. This typically consists of a study abroad placement in Europe, Australia or the USA and/or work placements in a wide variety of settings, in Ireland or abroad. International placements are highly valued and encouraged for the added cultural and linguistic benefits they confer. The off-campus programme provides students with a unique opportunity to discover the world and experience working environments which may also provide future employment for graduates. • Students of Psychology undertake off-campus placement in the autumn semester only and take modules in the spring semester.

UNDERGRADUATE DISSERTATION In your final year, you will complete an Undergraduate Dissertation in one of your degree subjects. This is a unique opportunity to complete an extended piece of research and analysis in your chosen topic, designed with guidance and direction from an academic supervisor in your chosen subject. The undergraduate dissertation will develop your research and analytical skills with a view to employment or further study. • Students of Psychology must undertake their undergraduate dissertation in Psychology, either singly or jointly with their other major subject.

Subject

n/a = Not Available |

• = Available in First Year only

* = Subject offered by University of Limerick. If you wish to take more than one subject offered by the University of Limerick to degree level then please see www.ul.ie/artsoc for information about the Bachelor of Arts (LM002). ǂ = Subject offered in ﬁrst year only. ^ = Spanish only available at Post Leaving Certiﬁcate level.

Mary Immaculate College

Why study a Bachelor of Arts degree at MIC?

• • • • • • • • • • •

The Bachelor of Arts is a four-year degree course in the Liberal Arts with three years on campus at MIC and one year on work placement and/or study abroad. Arts graduates are very much in demand for a large variety of careers because the degree programme offers a broad general education which develops the intellect and trains the mind. At Mary Immaculate College, we deliver an Arts Degree which is flexible and wide-ranging, offering 19 subjects in all. The programme is designed to allow students to study four different major subjects in First Year and focus on two of these in Second Year, which they will then continue to study to degree level as joint honours. You can study a combination of subjects from familiar arts subjects such as English, French, German, or History, to newer subjects such as Drama & Theatre

Studies, Media & Communication Studies or Psychology. You can also choose one of the following subjects from our partner institution, the University of Limerick: Economics, Politics & International Relations, Public Administration & Leadership, Sociology, Spanish or Linguistics. In Third Year, you will have opportunities to work, to travel, and to study abroad as part of the off-campus programme.

Course contact: Rachel Godfrey T: +353 61 204972 E: rachel.godfrey@mic.ul.ie Admissions Office: T: +353 61 204929 E: admissions@mic.ul.ie www.mic.ie/admissions

Minimum Entry Requirements At the time of enrolment, applicants are required to hold the established Leaving Certificate (or an approved equivalent) with a minimum of six subjects which must include at least two H5 (Higher Level) and four O6 (Ordinary Level) or four H7 (Higher Level) grades. Subjects must include Mathematics, Gaeilge or another language, and English.

Career Options

Bachelor of Arts

www.mic.ie www.mic.ie #HelloMIC

CAO Code: MI002

• • • • • • • • • •

Academic Administration Arts Bodies Civil Service Banking and Commerce Film Industry Financial Services International & EU Organisations Linguistic & Translation Work Marketing & Public Relations Overseas Aid Work Professional Administration/ Management Psychology Public Service Publishing Regional and Local Community Development Social Services Teaching Television & Radio Theatre Practitioner Tourism Urban Planning

Undergraduate Entrance Scholarships

Places are available for eligible QQI applicants who wish to apply for entry to MI002. For further information please contact the MIC Admissions Office.

#HelloMIC

MIC will offer for competition, on the basis of results in the Irish Leaving Certificate Examination, a number of First Year Undergraduate Entrant Scholarships valued at €2,000 each. For further information see www.mic.ie

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