Applications Open for MIC Postgraduate Courses

Applications for the majority of MIC’s Postgraduate Programmes are now open. Click here for information on individual programmes and details on how to apply.

Why Study at MIC?

Postgraduate students can engage in both taught and research-based programmes using numerous entry and inclusion pathways. There are over 30 different programmes to choose from, offering diversity not just in subject matter but in learning methods. The MIC staff strives for excellence in the quality of modules delivered and supervision offered. A positive and productive student experience is central to our goals.

The MIC Research & Graduate School, based on the John Henry Newman campus in Limerick, is a hub of innovation with dedicated facilities, specialised services and ample training opportunities designed to produce world class researchers and research outcomes. The RGS is committed to best international practice and aims to foster creative teaching and learning; original and unique research, and the flourishing of the human spirit.

MIC realises that financial supports for students undertaking research at our college are critical. To this end, MIC offers numerous forms of support including a Doctoral Award (PhD in Arts or Education), an MIC Doctoral Studentship, an MIC Postgraduate Studentship, numerous Departmental Assistantships, Presidents Scholarships and Special Awards. This is in addition to external funding prospects.

View our Postgraduate Prospectus here.

Read our latest Postgraduate Study Newsletter here.