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Department of Theology & Religious Studies College reserves the right to alter its policy and practice in relation to its postgraduate programmes. postgraduate its to relation in practice and policy its alter to right the reserves College The College has endeavoured to ensure that the information contained herein is accurate at the time of printing. The printing. of time the at accurate is herein contained information the that ensure to endeavoured has College The www.mic.ie College in Mary Immaculate Mary in www.mic.ie or visit our website website our visit or E: [email protected] E: T : +353 61 204348 / 204929 204929 / 204348 61 +353 : T: 061 204507, 204507, 061 T: [email protected] [email protected] Deirdre Franklin, Arts Faculty Office, Office, Faculty Arts Franklin, Deirdre For further information, contact: contact: information, further For For application details, contact: contact: details, application For STUDIES STUDIES CONTACT INFORMATION CONTACT & RELIGIOUS & OF THEOLOGY OF DEPARTMENT Dr Paul Gadie Paul Dr Dr David Kelly OSA Kelly David Dr Sr Ursula Lawler PBVM Lawler Ursula Sr Dr Noel Hession OSA Hession Noel Dr Dr Myra Hayes Myra Dr Dr Mary T. Brien PBVM PBVM Brien T. Mary Dr Part-time Staff Part-time Dr Jonathan Burroughs, Lecturer, E: [email protected] E: Lecturer, Burroughs, Jonathan Dr Dr Thomas Finegan, Lecturer, E: tom.fi[email protected] E: Lecturer, Finegan, Thomas Dr Éamonn Fitzgibbon, Director of the Irish Institute for Pastoral Studies, E: éamonn.fi[email protected] éamonn.fi[email protected] E: Studies, Pastoral for Institute Irish the of Director Fitzgibbon, Éamonn Dr Dr Rev Michael Wall, Chaplain & Part-time Lectu Part-time & Chaplain Wall, Michael Rev r, E: [email protected] E: r, re Dr Eugene Duffy, Lecturer, E: [email protected] E: Lecturer, Duffy, Eugene Dr Dr Patrick Connolly, Senior Lecturer & Assistant Registrar, E: [email protected] E: Registrar, Assistant & Lecturer Senior Connolly, Patrick Dr Prof Eamonn Conway, Head of Department, E: [email protected] E: Department, of Head Conway, Eamonn Prof Full-time Staff Full-time MEET THE MEMBERS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF THEOLOGY & RELIGIOUS STUDIES RELIGIOUS & THEOLOGY OF DEPARTMENT THE OF MEMBERS THE MEET Mary Immaculate College Immaculate Mary DEPARTMENT WHY STUDY THEOLOGY & RELIGIOUS STUDIES? POST-PRIMARY TEACHING QUALIFICATION The study of theology and religion aims to reflect Staff from the Department of Theology and Religious Studies teach on the post-primary OF THEOLOGY & critically on life’s biggest questions. It explores concurrent teacher education degrees (MI010 and MI011) on our MIC, St Patrick’s Campus, questions about God, about the world around us, and Thurles. These programmes are accredited by the Teaching Council and graduates are qualified RELIGIOUS about ourselves. In studying theology and religion we to teach Religious Studies to honours Leaving Certificate level after the completion of their four reflect on our beliefs and question whether they are year degree programme. STUDIES reasonable. This is a challenging and rewarding process, and can even be a transformative and life- changing experience. POSTGRADUATE INFORMATION AND PROGRAMMES in Mary Immaculate The Department of Theology and Religious Studies offers the following postgraduate No previous study of theology and religion, nor any programmes: College particular denominational affiliation, is required to study Theology & Religious Studies as a subject. If you • MA & PhD by Research & Thesis Founded in 1898 by the Catholic have a real interest in exploring life’s deepest • Master of Arts in Christian Leadership in Education Bishop of Limerick Edward questions, and if you want to help other students to • Graduate Certificate in Christian Leadership in Education O’Dwyer and the Sisters of Mercy, do so too, then this subject is for you! Mary Immaculate College (MIC) is In addition to various college awards and financial supports, postgraduate students may also the largest Catholic higher be eligible for funding from the Bonavanture Trust, a private charity, which was founded a education institution in Ireland. decade ago to support Catholic theology at Mary Immaculate College. The Department of Theology and UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES Religious Studies was established Theology and Religious Studies is offered on several of in 1999. It has seven full-time MIC's undergraduate degree programmes (MI002, Postgraduate Studies in Arts by Research and Thesis academic staff working on both MI010 and MI011) in Limerick and Thurles. Modules Staff of the Department of Theology & Religious Studies offer research supervision for both MIC campuses (Limerick and cover all the sub-disciplines of the subject: philosophy MA and PhD degrees by research and thesis. of religion, historical theology, Christian ethics, pastoral Thurles) as well as the main Prospective students are invited to review the research interests and expertise of department theology, sacramental theology, ecclesiology and so on. University of Limerick campus, all members on the department homepage and contact the relevant staff member directly or else The programme is designed to ensure that all the with international teaching and contact the Head of Department. research expertise. They are requirements of the Teaching Council for the teaching supported by several part-time of religion are met. Those taking primary teaching degrees can specialise in Theology & Religious academic staff with specialisms in Master of Arts in Christian Leadership in Education Education. all the major areas of theological The Masters of Arts in Christian Leadership in Education is an innovative postgraduate scholarship. programme leading to a professional qualification. The programme will build much needed leadership capacity at both primary and secondary levels within the faith-based school sector. SAMPLE PROGRAMME For further information about the course, please contact: • Religion and World Religions • Introduction to Systematic Theology Dr Eugene Duffy at: T: +353 61 204968 E: [email protected] • Theology of the First (Old) Testament • Theology of the Second (New) Testament Graduate Certificate in Christian Leadership in Education • Christology (Who is Jesus?) The programme is designed to augment other qualifications participants may have achieved • Fundamental Moral Theology in areas of leadership and management so that they have the knowledge, competence and • Ecclesiology (What is the ‘Church’?) skills needed to lead a faith-based school. • Foundations and Approaches to Religious Education For more information about the course, please contact: • Approaches to God Dr Eugene Duffy at T: +353 61 204968 E: [email protected] • Ritual and Sacraments • Selected Topics in Applied Moral Theology All programme details can be viewed at www.mic.ie MIC TRS Flyer.qxp_Layout 1 20/11/2018 12:10 Page 1 Page 12:10 20/11/2018 1 Flyer.qxp_Layout TRS MIC College reserves the right to alter its policy and practice in relation to its postgraduate programmes. postgraduate its to relation in practice and policy its alter to right the reserves College The College has endeavoured to ensure that the information contained herein is accurate at the time of printing. The printing. of time the at accurate is herein contained information the that ensure to endeavoured has College The www.mic.ie College in Mary Immaculate Mary in www.mic.ie or visit our website website our visit or E: [email protected] E: T : +353 61 204348 / 204929 204929 / 204348 61 +353 : T: 061 204507, 204507, 061 T: [email protected] [email protected] Deirdre Franklin, Arts Faculty Office, Office, Faculty Arts Franklin, Deirdre For further information, contact: contact: information, further For For application details, contact: contact: details, application For STUDIES STUDIES CONTACT INFORMATION CONTACT & R & ELIGIOUS OF THEOLOGY OF DEPARTMENT Dr Paul Gadie Paul Dr Dr David Kelly OSA Kelly David Dr Sr Ursula Lawler PBVM Lawler Ursula Sr Dr Noel Hession OSA Hession Noel Dr Dr Myra Hayes Myra Dr Dr Mary T. Brien PBVM PBVM Brien T. Mary Dr Part-time Staff Part-time Dr Jonathan Burroughs, Lecturer, E: [email protected] E: Lecturer, Burroughs, Jonathan Dr Dr Thomas Finegan, Lecturer, E: tom.fi[email protected] E: Lecturer, Finegan, Thomas Dr Éamonn Fitzgibbon, Director of the Irish Institute for Pastoral Studies, E: éamonn.fi[email protected] éamonn.fi[email protected] E: Studies, Pastoral for Institute Irish the of Director Fitzgibbon, Éamonn Dr Dr Rev Michael Wall, Chaplain & Part-time Lectu Part-time & Chaplain Wall, Michael Rev r, E: [email protected] E: r, re Dr Eugene Duffy, Lecturer, E: [email protected] E: Lecturer, Duffy, Eugene Dr Dr Patrick Connolly, Senior Lecturer & Assistant Registrar, E: [email protected] E: Registrar, Assistant & Lecturer Senior Connolly, Patrick Dr Prof Eamonn Conway, Head of Department, E: [email protected] E: Department, of Head Conway, Eamonn Prof Full-time Staff Full-time MEET THE MEMBERS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF THEOLOGY & RELIGIOUS STUDIES RELIGIOUS & THEOLOGY OF DEPARTMENT THE OF MEMBERS THE MEET Mary Immaculate College Immaculate Mary DEPARTMENT WHY STUDY THEOLOGY & RELIGIOUS STUDIES? POST-PRIMARY TEACHING QUALIFICATION The study of theology and religion aims to reflect Staff from the Department of Theology and Religious Studies teach on the post-primary OF THEOLOGY & critically on life’s biggest questions. It explores concurrent teacher education degrees (MI010 and MI011) on our MIC, St Patrick’s Campus, questions about
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