MIC Postgraduate Newsletter - OctoberThe brand new MIC Postgraduate Prospectus is out now. Check out our new postgraduate prospectus and read about our 30+ postgraduate programmes.
The brand new MIC Postgraduate Prospectus is out now.
Check out our new postgraduate prospectus and read about our 30+ postgraduate programmes available across Certificate, Diploma, Master’s and Doctoral level. Whether you’ve a passion for the Liberal Arts or Education, there’s a postgraduate programme to suit you.
The prospectus is full of information about our programmes, the Research and Graduate School located in our dedicated research hub on the John Henry Newman campus, along with the various student supports available and details on our postgraduate funding, fees and scholarships. Pick up your copy on campus or click here.
MIC provides many supports for its postgraduate students: a Research Office that oversees, coordinates and supports institutional research; a Graduate School that provides full academic administration services for all research students; various financial supports; research mentoring; information sessions and much more.
Students enrolling in one of our many postgraduate programmes are eligible to apply to the Research & Graduate School for a suite of funding supports and several bespoke MIC awards.
MIC academic makes ‘sound’ arguments in new volume on the philosophy of noise
A new volume titled ‘The Experience of Noise: Philosophical and Phenomenological Perspectives’, co-edited by Dr Basil Vassilicos, Lecturer in Philosophy at MIC, has been released by Springer Publishing.
In this edition’s ‘Meet the Researcher’ feature, we talk to Minh Hieu Nguyen, an MA Applied Linguistics graduate from MIC Limerick, and currently an ESRC-funded PhD candidate at the University of Birmingham.
Minh Hieu's research spans Corpus Linguistics, Critical Discourse Studies, and Translation Studies, with a particular focus on Vietnamese-language media to counter Western-centric bias.
At MIC, being a Good Neighbour means recognising that our campus is part of a shared community. By being considerate, respectful, aware and accountable, we help create a welcoming environment.
Small actions—like respecting our neighbours’ routines, keeping shared spaces tidy, and looking out for one another, make a big difference.
