Marino Institute of Education
Marino Institute of Education is a teaching, learning, and research community dedicated to promoting educational inclusion and excellence. The college has been involved in education for more than a century, specifically initial teacher education (ITE).
Since 1976, when the first intake of non-professional students enrolled in the Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) program, the college and Trinity College have been partners. After an agreement was formalized in July 2011, the Congregation of Christian Brothers European Province and Trinity College Dublin, the University of Dublin, became joint trustees of MIE, further solidifying their relationship.
Over the past ten years, MIE's academic mission and scope have been re-envisioned to include a broader understanding of education both inside and outside the classroom and the education of specialized education practitioners at the early years, primary, and post-primary levels. This is linked to a dedication to education studies that consider non-traditional learning environments and the larger educational landscape within a pluralist framework.
At MIE, they prioritize student learning, and they are dedicated to making sure that students' learning in and with the world is their top priority in response to the ever-changing environment in which we live. The college aims to equip its students with the agency and capacity to learn for themselves, to help others receive transformative education, and to function as capable teachers in a digital world. Their stunning campus provides a welcoming and motivating setting for work and study, as well as for attendees of conferences and training sessions.
Marino Institute of Education Student Life
Marino Institute of Education Courses
Marino Institute of Education Admissions & Registrar's Office
Your experience from when you contact the College until you graduate is under the Registrar's Office's purview. Therefore, the Office is responsible for admissions, registration, exams, results, and conferring, as well as access and assistance with housing.
Mature Undergraduate Applicants
Candidates may apply for admission to the Bachelor in Science, the Baitsiléir san Oideachas Trí Mheán na Gaeilge (Bunmhúinteoireacht), or the Bachelor in Education (Primary) programs on mature grounds if they are 23 years of age or older on January 1st of the year of intended entry. Mature applicants must apply through the CAO by February 1 at 5:00 p.m. The CAO online application portal for applicants who apply after March 1st closes at 5:00 p.m. on May 1st. However, please be aware that there is no availability for late applications for the Baitsiléir san Oideachas Trí Mheán na Gaeilge (Bunmhúinteoireacht) (CM003/CM004) or the Bachelor in Education (Primary) program (CM001/CM002). It will be necessary for applicants to submit forms for additional information.
Marino Institute of Education Grants/Scholarships
Marino Institute of Education Accommodation
Eber provides on-campus housing at MIE, which is ideally situated on campus. Dublin Bus provides good service to and from the accommodations near the city center. There is a stop right outside the campus gates. The nearby amenities include shops, eateries, a pharmacy, a supermarket, and a sports park.
Modern appliances and furnishings have recently been added to the apartments to better accommodate the needs of the students. Every student has a private bathroom with a shower and a small double bed in their bedroom. Your apartment is accessible with ease and security thanks to a key card system. To guarantee the safety of the occupants, security cover is offered.
FAQ
1.Is Marino College part of DCU?
Trinity College Dublin (TCD), a branch of the University of Dublin, is affiliated with the Marino Institute of Education (MIE).
2.How will I know if my application has been submitted successfully?
Upon submitting the application form, you will be notified that your application has been successfully submitted. When you log into the Application Center, you will also be able to see the status of your application. For instance, your status could be anything from Application Viewed to Application Progressed to Application Rejected.
3.Do I have to send in all of the required documents before the application deadline?
Nope. Before the deadline, you can apply using the documents currently on file (passport, most recent high school transcript, etc.), and you might get a conditional offer letter in return. Reference letters, proof of English language test, and final high school transcripts may be submitted after the deadline.
4.Do students enrolled in the International Foundation Program have accommodation reserved for them on campus?
Yes, these students have reserved housing on campus.
5.Can students from Marino use Trinity Library?
Indeed, you will have student cards for both Trinity and Marino while enrolled in classes on the IFP. They encourage you to spend as much time as possible on the Trinity campus, where you can attend events, use the sports facilities, join clubs and societies, and borrow the library.
6.What kind of events are held during the year?
Fresher's Week marks the start of the year with many social events. The college plans events during particular seasons of the year, such as Wellness Week, Seachtain na Gaeilge, Halloween, and Christmas. They also host an end-of-year ball and annual charity event.
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