Looking to apply for a 2019 Quercus Taught Scholarship (50% contribution to program cost total!)? Here are some fast facts. Before applying for a Quercus Taught Scholarship, students should ensure that they have/will […]
IGNITE-ing the Fight for the Honey Bee
The IGNITE Programme at University College Cork is an internationally recognised business incubation programme for graduate led start-ups. The recently launched tenth programme, IGNITE 10, brings to 100 the number of start-ups […]
Marine Miscellany of Éire’s Rebel County
Marine Related Programs at University College Cork University College Cork is home to a plethora of exceptional third-level education programs. From the ever-popular MA in Creative Writing to the new online MA […]
New Testimonials from the Department of Sociology (Socheolaíocht)!
Attention prospective UCC postgraduate students hoping to dive into the world of sociology: please follow the link below for the Department of Sociology page, complete with student testimonials in the MA in Sociology and MA […]
Wanted: UCC Student Ambassadors from North America!
University College Cork’s North American Officer and US Representative, Caela Provost, is looking for new student voices from the North American region to share their UCC experiences with others. Whether you’re a […]
“The Land of Destiny”
Blog and photos by UCC US Student Ambassador John Larson Ireland is the land of destiny – of this I am certain. When I first arrived in Cork, stepping off the bus […]
Quercus Taught Masters Academic Scholarship Applications Now Open
Attention students looking for postgraduate scholarship opportunities at University College Cork: applications for the Quercus Taught Masters Academic Scholarships are now open until June 1st, 2018. For general information on […]
A Writers’ Workshop on the Wild Atlantic Way
Blog by UCC Student Ambassador Nora Kirkham UCC MA in Creative Writing I chose to come to Ireland because of an irresistible pull I felt to the land, the coast, and its […]
Fulbright Reflection Series: Sean O’Rourke’s Letter to Potential Fulbright Applicants
Hello Fulbright Applicant, I’ve been asked to write a short reflection on my experience writing a Fulbright application and, honestly, I was unsure what to say. I was (and still am) surprised […]
Fulbright Reflection Series: “A Few Suggestions on How to Make a Successful Fulbright Study Grant Application” -Annie Curran, MA Irish Writing and Film Fulbright Awardee, 2016/17
In August 2015 I made a decision that rerouted the course of my life. I decided to apply for a Fulbright Grant to get my MA in Irish Writing and Film at […]
