Coláiste Mhuire gan Smál
- Ollscoil Luimnigh -
Mary Immaculate College
* University of Limerick -
Ireland
Tel. (353) 061/204300 Fax. (353) 061/313632 Web www.mic.ul.ie
Mary Immaculate College is a university-level College of Education and the
Liberal Arts, academically linked with the University of Limerick. It serves
the needs of a growing and diverse student population of over 2,000
students. Under-graduate programmes for B.Ed. and B.A. degrees and a range
of post-graduate programmes at Diploma, Masters and Doctorate level are
offered in the College.
Mary Immaculate College Doctoral Scholarships (Bursary only of Euro 12,700 -
No separate fee remission - for three years)
Candidates for the Doctoral Scholarship must register in, and be nominated
by, the Head of one of the following MIC departmental areas:
Education, English, French, Gaeilge, Geography, German, History, Mathematics
& Computer Studies, Media & Communication Studies, Music, Philosophy,
Theology & Religious Studies.
· The following documentation is required:
·
* Application by Head of Department on behalf of student
· ·
* Transcript of student's academic record, together with open-ended
curriculum vitae
· ·
* References from two competent academics who are acquainted with the
academic background and history of the applicant
· ·
* A copy of the post-graduate application form (forms are available
from Student Services)
· ·
* A copy of the candidate's Research proposal
·
· Nominated candidates shall be reviewed by a selection committee,
which shall make recommendations to an Fo-Choiste Stiúrtha (Management
Committee) of the College as to who should be awarded the Doctoral
Scholarship.
·
· Note: A decision to award a doctoral scholarship to a postgraduate
student shall be based upon an evaluation of their academic merit and their
potential for scholarship. This evaluation shall take account, inter alia,
of the following evidence:
·
* the quality and consistency of the individual's academic record
* any postgraduate courses or research already undertaken or in
process
* publications
* papers delivered to conferences, seminars or societies
It is a requirement of the award that students shall have a Master's Degree
or equivalent, and shall be registered as full-time students of the College.
Please contact the Head of the relevant department, or, for further details:
Dr. Stephen Thornton, Co-Ordinating Director of Postgraduate Studies in the
Arts,
Mary Immaculate College (University of Limerick). Email:
[log in to unmask]
Or
Dr. Aine Cregan, Director of Postgraduate Studies in Education, Mary
Immaculate College (University of Limerick). Email: [log in to unmask]
The names of nominated students and all accompanying documentation must be
delivered to the Research Office, Mary Immaculate College by Thursday, 16
May 2002.
Sabine Egger
German Studies
Mary Immaculate College
- University of Limerick -
South Circular Road
Limerick
Ireland
Tel.: ++353 61 204949
Fax: ++353 61 313632
e-mail: [log in to unmask]
http:www.mic.ul.ie
> ----------
> From: Stephen Thornton
> Sent: 30 April 2002 19:03
> To: Sabine Egger; Ainead Ni Mhuirthile; Carmel Finnan; Des McCafferty;
> Eamonn Conway; Eugene OBrien; Gareth Cox; Gerard Enright; Jim Deegan; John
> Hayes; Liam Irwin; Maria Ryan; Michael Breen
> Cc: Aine Cregan; John Coady
> Subject: Advertising the MIC Doctoral Scholarship
>
> Dear Colleagues,
>
>
> There seems to be a general consensus that, in monetary and prestige
> terms, the MIC Doctoral Scholarship compares quite favourable with other
> Doctoral awards made available by third level academic institutions.
> However, to date the College has arguably not received good value in terms
> of publicising the award in international fora, nor has it thereby taken
> steps to ensure that the award attracts the very highest calibre of
> postgraduate applicant.
>
> As an initial step towards the rectification of this, I today sent the
> email copied below to the international philosophy mailing lists, to which
> I am a longstanding subscriber.
>
> I invite you in turn to publicise the award in any forum/fora relevant to
> your subject area, or, if you so wish, to bring any such to my and/or Aine
> Cregan's attention, and we will seek to publicise it there.
>
> Kind Regards,
>
>
> Stephen.
>
> Dr. Stephen Thornton,
> Co-Ordinating Director of Postgraduate Studies in the Arts,
> Department of Philosophy,
> Mary Immaculate College (University of Limerick),
> South Circular Road,
> Limerick,
> Ireland.
>
> http://www.mic.ul.ie/
>
> Tel: +353 61 204341
> Fax: +353 61 313632
>
> ============
>
>
>
> Coláiste Mhuire gan Smál
> - Ollscoil Luimnigh -
> Mary Immaculate College
> * University of Limerick -
> Ireland
>
> Tel. (353) 061/204300 Fax. (353) 061/313632 Web www.mic.ul.ie
>
> Mary Immaculate College is a university-level College of Education and the
> Liberal Arts, academically linked with the University of Limerick. It
> serves the needs of a growing and diverse student population of over 2,000
> students. Under-graduate programmes for B.Ed. and B.A. degrees and a range
> of post-graduate programmes at Diploma, Masters and Doctorate level are
> offered in the College.
>
>
> Mary Immaculate College Doctoral Scholarships (Bursary only of Euro 12,700
> - No separate fee remission - for three years)
>
> Candidates for the Doctoral Scholarship must register in, and be nominated
> by, the Head of one of the following MIC departmental areas:
>
> Education, English, French, Gaeilge, Geography, German, History,
> Mathematics & Computer Studies, Media & Communication Studies, Music,
> Philosophy, Theology & Religious Studies.
>
> · The following documentation is required:
> ·
> * Application by Head of Department on behalf of student
> · ·
> * Transcript of student's academic record, together with open-ended
> curriculum vitae
> · ·
> * References from two competent academics who are acquainted with the
> academic background and history of the applicant
> · ·
> * A copy of the post-graduate application form (forms are available
> from Student Services)
> · ·
> * A copy of the candidate's Research proposal
> ·
> · Nominated candidates shall be reviewed by a selection committee,
> which shall make recommendations to an Fo-Choiste Stiúrtha (Management
> Committee) of the College as to who should be awarded the Doctoral
> Scholarship.
> ·
> · Note: A decision to award a doctoral scholarship to a postgraduate
> student shall be based upon an evaluation of their academic merit and
> their potential for scholarship. This evaluation shall take account, inter
> alia, of the following evidence:
> ·
> * the quality and consistency of the individual's academic record
> * any postgraduate courses or research already undertaken or in
> process
> * publications
> * papers delivered to conferences, seminars or societies
>
> It is a requirement of the award that students shall have a Master's
> Degree or equivalent, and shall be registered as full-time students of the
> College.
>
> Please contact the Head of the relevant department, or, for further
> details:
>
> Dr. Stephen Thornton, Co-Ordinating Director of Postgraduate Studies in
> the Arts,
> Mary Immaculate College (University of Limerick). Email:
> [log in to unmask]
>
> Or
>
> Dr. Aine Cregan, Director of Postgraduate Studies in Education, Mary
> Immaculate College (University of Limerick). Email: [log in to unmask]
>
>
> The names of nominated students and all accompanying documentation must be
> delivered to the Research Office, Mary Immaculate College by Thursday, 16
> May 2002.
>
>
>
>
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