BA in Liberal Arts (MI 004)
Open Evening January 2013
First Year Arts Subjects
Gaeilge* English French Studies German Studies Mathematics &
Computer Studies Music* History Geography
Media & Communication Studies
Psychology Philosophy Theology &
Religious Studies Léann Dúchais
(1st Year Only) Foundation
Studies
General Information Subjects do not need to be chosen in advance Choose 4 of the 13 subjects – no 1st Year limits Entrance assessment for music New beginners programmes in French and
German Full Degree in Psychology recognised by the
Psychological Society of Ireland Our BA is recognised by Teaching Council Points in the region of 370 Direct entry for mature students, students
with disabilities and from some FETAC courses
Course Structure
Yr 1 4 subjects + Foundation Studies
Yr 2 2 subjects + one elective
Yr 3 Off campus / Study abroad
Yr 4 2 subjects + UndergraduateDissertation
Foundation Studies All 1st Year BA students
take Foundation Studies
This course aims to give students an essential grounding in Academic Writing and IT skills
Second Year – subject groupings Group 1: German Studies and
Theology & Religious Studies Group 2: French Studies and History Group 3: Mathematics and English Group 4: Gaeilge and Philosophy Group 5: Psychology and Music Group 6: Media & Communication
Studies and Geography
Electives
Current electives: TEFL (qualifies students to teach English as a
Foreign Language) IT Irish Studies Gender Studies
Study Abroad
Austria Switzerland Sweden UK France Germany Spain
Poland Portugal Italy Belgium Denmark Finland Netherlands
We have approx. 50 Erasmus partner universities in Europe, in the following countries:
We also have exchange links with partner universities in Canada, USA and Australia.
We are developing links with Korea and China
College Life
Class – Lectures & Tutorials Study Critical thinking Physical, Emotional & Mental Health Other supports (LSU, Medical Centre,
Students’ Union, Counselling, Chaplaincy)
Relationships & Socialising
Benefits of a Liberal Arts Degree Very wide range of careers Education for life Broadens your horizons Deepens your insights Widens your perspectives Preparation for the workplace – transferrable skills Springboard to further education, e.g.
Graduate Diploma (Primary) PGE (Secondary) Masters and PhD programmes
Benefits of MI004 at Mary I The study abroad destinations Professional vocationally oriented placements TEFL elective Small group size The key role of the LSU Attractiveness to employers Transferrable skills Undergraduate Dissertation as a capstone work
Our BA Graduates’ skillsets (1) Knowledge, Understanding and
Intellectual Skills Demonstrate systematic knowledge of keys aspects
of the relevant disciplines studied during the degree. Appreciate the uncertainty, ambiguity and limits of
knowledge Use appropriate methodology to critically evaluate
information, arguments and assumptions. Frame and address problems, questions and issues,
being aware of the environment and context in which they exist.
Our BA Graduates’ skillsets (2) Transferrable Skills
Autonomous learners Use and develop knowledge, understanding and
skills to contribute effectively in the workplace Make responsible decisions Provide effective organisation Communicate clearly and accurately in English. Use information technology and information literacy
skills to search for, exchange, process and evaluate information
Continually evaluate learning and performance for on-going personal and professional development
Advantages of coming to Mary I Small friendly college Individual attention to students Accessible Limerick – compact, safe, affordable ,
accessible Good reputation Great staff Excellent facilities Excellent retention rates – 96.5% on the
BA, one of the highest in the country
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