Jan 24, 2025 · Mary Immaculate College, founded in 1898, is a University-level College of Education and the Liberal Arts, academically linked with the University of Limerick.

Here at Mary Immaculate College, we provide a supportive learning community and a springboard for you to reach your full potential with 15 outstanding undergraduate degree programmes spread across the areas of Teaching (primary and post-primary level), Liberal Arts, Early Childhood Care and Education, and Psychology.

Research and advancing personal knowledge in a variety of disciplines informs and animates the educational mission of Mary Immaculate College and our vibrant postgraduate community has close to 800 people pursuing further study.

Mary Immaculate College (MIC) has a vibrant international community, collaborating with more than 60 partner universities and colleges in Europe, North America and Australia, and hosting over 500 international students every year—primarily at its Limerick campus.

Founded in 1898 to train school teachers, Mary Immaculate College has come a long way since the first students stepped through its doors. MIC is now a thoroughly modern institution, delivering a variety of education and liberal arts programmes to close to 5,000 students.

The Faculty of Arts provides a wide ranging set of programmes and modules which are intellectually rigorous, deeply engaging and highly stimulating, within the context of the College's specific vision and ethos.

Aug 28, 2024 · Orientation is an important and exciting first step in your college experience. During orientation, you will be set up with all the things you will need, such as getting your student ID number, your student card, and your student email login details.

Mary Immaculate College, Limerick, founded in 1898, is a third level Catholic College of Education and the Liberal Arts. The College community promotes excellence in teaching, learning and research at undergraduate and postgraduate levels.

The Pre-University Programme for Mature Learners is a programme offered by the Academic Learning Centre (ALC) in Mary Immaculate College, and is aimed at adult learners (min age 22) from disadvantaged socio-economic backgrounds who wish to continue their education.

The Faculty of Education at Mary Immaculate College dates back to the College’s original foundation in 1898. It has been educating Ireland’s educators since that time with ever-increasing standards of excellence.