The 2024 UCC Quercus Talented Students’ Programme application process is now open and you have until 4.30pm on Wednesday 7 February 2024 to apply.
The Quercus Talented Students' Programme is UCC’s flagship scholarship programme, and it supports and promotes excellence in Active Citizenship, Creative & Performing Arts, Innovation/Entrepreneurship & Sport. The Scholarship Programme is proudly sponsored by Bank of Ireland. For information on each of our programme areas, click on the links below:
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University College Cork (UCC) has launched a substantial new bursary fund to the value of €337,000 aimed at widening participation and furthering access to academia for students from under-represented socio-economic backgrounds.
Click here for more information ... The UCC Campus Accommodation online booking system will open on 8 March 2022 for the academic year 2022/23 and applicants will have 1 month to complete their application to be included in the accommodation lottery. Applications will close on 5 April.
Applications can be made through the Accommodation Portal which will be available on the UCC Campus Accommodation pages during the 1 month application period. Further details at https://www.ucc.ie/en/campusaccom/student-accom/ This tour is for anyone interested in studying at UCC and finding out more about the College. The walking tours are led by a student currently studying at the University. Tours are not subject-specific and are designed to give a general overview of the campus and last approximately one hour. Tours take place every Wednesday and Saturday at 3pm.
Further details at here ... Please find below our link to the third and final series of our UCC, BComm convention. It is a very interesting round table discussion on how the BComm programme can lead you to success in starting up your own business.
https://youtu.be/Ua7GxfUAlxc As promised please find below the link to Series 2 of our BComm convention. An informative interview with Kerri Gleeson, Senior Accounts Manager with Solar Winds and Calum McLoughlin, a current BComm student.
https://youtu.be/-jVbRoBBqx8 The Quercus Talented Students' Programme is a scholarship programme that supports and promotes excellence in academia, sport, creative and performing arts, active citizenship & innovation/entrepreneurship.
Deadline for Applications Friday 7th February 2020 4:30pm Click here for more details. A new programme to provide farmers with the skills to work with people with disabilities has been launched by UCC.
UCC’s Adult Continuing Education and Applied Social Science departments in conjunction with the Skellig Centre for Research and Innovation came together to offer a Certificate in Practice Support in Social Farming. The one-year programme will provide students with the skills to work with people with disability both on social farms and in a community setting.“We listened to the farming community and they wanted a course that gives them the confidence to work with people with disabilities” commented Belinda Gascoigne, Manager of the Skellig Centre for Research and Innovation. “Social Farming helps fosters social inclusion and it is inspiring to see a passionate community rapidly growing around social farming in Ireland.” Click here for more information … CK123 BA Anthropology
The new BA in Anthropology in UCC is an interdisciplinary programme providing a strong foundation in the fields of Archaeology and Sociology, as well as broad exposure to related disciplines. Anthropologists are trained to research and analyse different aspects of the human condition and as such are suited to a wide range of careers. The International Pathway gives students the opportunity to study abroad for a year. Standard requirements of English, Irish and another language. Mature and QQI places available. Click here for more information … CK124 BEd Education – Gaeilge This 4-year BEd will qualify graduates as teachers of Irish and a second subject from French, Spanish, German, Italian and Mathematical Studies. Students will spend one semester studying in the Gaeltacht and students who take a second language will also spend an Erasmus semester abroad. Teaching placements take place in Years 2,3 and 4. Entry requirements are English, H3 in Irish, and another language. Min H4 in Maths if student takes Math Studies as second subject. Other specific language requirements if student chooses non-beginners German, Spanish or Italian. H3 required for French if student wishes to select it. Click here for more information … CK600 ME Engineering The introduction of the ME programme will allow students to choose at the end of their third year of study to carry on the BE (Hons) with one further year of study or to transfer to the ME with two further years of study. This option is now available through all four Engineering pathways. Click here for more information … CK201B. Comm Commerce This highly innovative degree offers 5 employment-led thematic majors in fourth year. The themes have been updated to reflect the kinds of skills and knowledge that employers look for in graduates and the choice is made at the start of fourth year: Banking and Financial markets; Human Resources and Leadership; Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Strategy; Markets and Consumer understanding; Operations and Supply Chains. No changes to entry requirements. Click here for more information … n … |
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