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Getting to MIC, a school 4000 miles from where I was born and raised, was almost too easy. Aside from adjusting to the cold weather, Limerick immediately felt like home. Everyone is so welcoming and helpful, and that doesn’t just include the staff at MIC. Setting up was reasonably affordable and food prices are comparable to those at home. There is a good variety of ethnic food places around, providing some of the comforts I could find at home. The trick to getting along well in a new country is getting involved. I signed up to be a Class Rep and served as the chairperson for the ever-changing International Society. As my Jamaican father would say, “Nuff respect to the Mary I and especially the International Office respect.”
Mary Immaculate College
The Bachelor of Arts is a three or four-year honors degree course in Liberal Arts with three years on campus at MIC and one optional year on work placement and/or study abroad*. Arts graduates are very much in demand for a large variety of careers because the degree program offers a broad general education that develops the intellect and trains the mind.
Please contact the International Office team at MIC if you require further information or if you wish to acquire an application form. Alternatively, applications are also accepted through The Common Application.
Career Options Academic Administration Arts Bodies Civil Service Film Industry Financial Services International & EU Organisations
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Kalina Anderson, USA Contact Details: I’m coming up on my second year at MIC and it has definitely been one of the best experiences of my life. Before I’d even been accepted to the school, Ben and Holly from the International Office had a Skype call with my mother and me to go through any questions we had. Right away, I felt very welcomed, and that has stayed true throughout my time at MIC. One stand out opportunity from my first year is getting involved with the College’s radio station, Wired FM, where I co-host a weekly film talk show with another international student (who is now one of my closest friends). Limerick is a great city and there is always something to do. Almost anything you’d need is within a twenty minute walk from campus, including a train station - meaning traveling around Ireland is simple, and student rates make it affordable too! Elanor McDevitt, USA
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Why study a Bachelor of Arts Degree At MIC?
Linguistic & Translation Work Marketing & Public Relations Overseas Aid Work Psychology Public Service
Publishing Social Services Teaching Television Tourism Urban Planning and more…
Totally transferable degree
A world-class Holly Cowman Director, International Office T: +353 61 774787 E: Holly.Cowman@mic.ul.ie
Adrienne McLaughlin International Relations Executive T: +353 61 204760 E: Adrienne.McLaughlin@mic.ul.ie
Alison Ryan International Relations Executive T: +353 61 204988 E: Alison.Ryan@mic.ul.ie
Bachelor of Arts Degree In the historic, riverside city of
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Qualifications from Mary Immaculate College are fully recognized internationally, through the Irish National Framework of Qualifications. This means you can use your Mary Immaculate College qualification worldwide if you wish to undertake further study or look for work in another country.
Affordable, world-class Education Tuition fees at MIC are just €11,128 per year for students coming from the USA. Mary Immaculate College is also approved for US Federal Aid, which means that a US student who qualifies for loan approval can use that loan to study at MIC. * Students in receipt of US Federal Loans are exempt from the off-campus program and are expected to complete the degree in three years.
Graduate in Just Three Years
Studying at Mary Immaculate College has the added benefit of an exemption for US students from the off-campus/study abroad element of the program, which takes place in Year 3. This allows students to complete their honors degree in just 3 years and save the tuition payments of a fourth academic year. * Students of Psychology undertake off-campus placement in the autumn semester only and take modules in the spring semester, therefore, cannot be exempt from year 3.
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