UNIVERSITY OF LIMERICK · IRELAND
Bachelor of Arts (English and Drama)
Bachelor's · Taught in en
At a glance
36 mo
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The Bachelor of Arts (English and Drama) programme at Mary Immaculate College (MIC) offers a comprehensive study of English Language and Literature alongside Dramatic Arts. This program delves into the evolution of English literature from Shakespearean times to the present, exploring a diverse range of poems, plays, and novels. It also examines the structure and use of the English language, incorporating areas like corpus linguistics and sociolinguistics to understand how language changes and is used in discourse. Complementing this is a strong focus on drama, providing students with the opportunity to engage with theatrical practices and theory. Students will develop critical thinking and analytical skills through the study of literary texts and dramatic works. The program aims to equip students with a deep understanding of cultural and historical contexts that shape literature and performance. Graduates will be prepared for a variety of careers that require strong communication, analytical, and creative skills, including roles in education, publishing, theatre, and the arts.
Curriculum
The Bachelor of Arts programme includes modules in English Language and Literature and Drama. Students who complete elective modules in Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) will receive a formal TEFL qualification.
- First Year
- Introduction to Literature 1EH4711
- Introduction to Literature 2EH4712
- The Development of Modern DramaEH4713
Careers
Graduates from the BA (English and Drama) programme develop a strong foundation in communication, critical analysis, and creative expression, preparing them for diverse career paths. The interdisciplinary nature of the degree allows for adaptability across various sectors.
- Education (Teaching, Lecturing)
- Publishing and Editing
- Theatre and Performing Arts (Acting, Directing, Stage Management)
- Arts Administration
- Media and Communications
- Journalism
- Marketing and Public Relations
- Curatorial Roles in Museums and Galleries
Frequently asked questions
- What are the entry requirements for the Bachelor of Arts (English and Drama) programme?
- Specific academic and English language proficiency requirements for international applicants can be found on the Mary Immaculate College (MIC) website. You will need to ensure your previous qualifications are considered equivalent to Irish Leaving Certificate standards.
- How do I apply for the Bachelor of Arts (English and Drama) programme as an international student?
- International applications are typically managed through the Central Applications Office (CAO). You will need to register with the CAO, submit your application, and provide necessary supporting documents like academic transcripts and proof of English language proficiency.
- What are the application deadlines for the programme?
- The main application deadline is usually in early February of the year of entry, with late applications potentially considered until early May. The academic year typically starts in late September.
- What are the tuition fees and living costs for international students?
- Information regarding specific tuition fees and estimated living costs for international students is not detailed here, please refer to the Mary Immaculate College Finance or Fees pages for guidance.
- What are the career prospects after graduating from this programme?
- Graduates are prepared for careers in education, publishing, theatre, arts administration, media, communications, journalism, marketing, public relations, and museum or gallery roles.
- Are there any specific qualifications offered within the programme?
- Students who complete elective modules in Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) will receive a formal TEFL qualification.
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Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition fees for international students are not specified on the provided pages. Please visit the MIC website for current fee information.
Tuition (home)Tuition fees for home/EU students are not specified on the provided pages. Please visit the MIC website for current fee information.
LivingEstimated living costs for students are not detailed on the provided pages. Please refer to the MIC website for guidance on accommodation and living expenses.
Information regarding specific tuition fees, living costs, and any associated charges for international students can be found on the Mary Immaculate College Finance or Fees pages.
How to apply
1. Identify Your ProgrammeExplore the undergraduate programmes offered at MIC to find the one that best suits your academic interests and career goals. The Bachelor of Arts (English and Drama) is one of many options.
2. Check Entry RequirementsReview the specific academic and English language proficiency requirements for international applicants. This includes checking if your previous qualifications are considered equivalent to Irish Leaving Certificate standards.
3. Application ProcessApplications for undergraduate programmes in Ireland are typically managed through the Central Applications Office (CAO). You will need to register with the CAO and submit your application through their portal, selecting MIC as your institution and your chosen programme(s).
4. Submit Supporting DocumentsPrepare and submit all necessary supporting documents, which may include academic transcripts, certificates, proof of English language proficiency, and potentially a personal statement or letters of recommendation, as specified by the CAO and MIC.
5. Meet English Language RequirementsIf English is not your first language, you will need to provide evidence of your English language proficiency, usually through an accepted test like IELTS or TOEFL. Check the minimum score required for your programme.
6. Application DeadlinesBe aware of the application deadlines set by the CAO. Late applications may be considered but are often subject to limitations.
7. Offer of a PlaceIf your application is successful, you will receive an offer of a place from MIC through the CAO. You will then need to formally accept this offer.
8. Visa and RegistrationUpon accepting an offer, you will need to arrange for your student visa (if applicable) and prepare for your arrival. Information on registration and orientation will be provided by the college.
Accreditation
Students who take the TEFL elective modules receive a formal TEFL qualification.
Frequently asked questions
What are the entry requirements for the Bachelor of Arts (English and Drama) programme?
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Specific academic and English language proficiency requirements for international applicants can be found on the Mary Immaculate College (MIC) website. You will need to ensure your previous qualifications are considered equivalent to Irish Leaving Certificate standards.
How do I apply for the Bachelor of Arts (English and Drama) programme as an international student?
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International applications are typically managed through the Central Applications Office (CAO). You will need to register with the CAO, submit your application, and provide necessary supporting documents like academic transcripts and proof of English language proficiency.
What are the application deadlines for the programme?
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The main application deadline is usually in early February of the year of entry, with late applications potentially considered until early May. The academic year typically starts in late September.
What are the tuition fees and living costs for international students?
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Information regarding specific tuition fees and estimated living costs for international students is not detailed here, please refer to the Mary Immaculate College Finance or Fees pages for guidance.
What are the career prospects after graduating from this programme?
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Graduates are prepared for careers in education, publishing, theatre, arts administration, media, communications, journalism, marketing, public relations, and museum or gallery roles.
Are there any specific qualifications offered within the programme?
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Students who complete elective modules in Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) will receive a formal TEFL qualification.