The Glucksman Gallery's exhibition Domain of the Dinosaurs features over 250 real fossil specimens from land, sea and air, making it the largest dinosaur exhibition ever in Ireland. 

Have you thought about your will or estate lately? Many people tell us that taking time to plan brings peace of mind for themselves and their families.

The UCC alumni community includes over 220,000 members living and working across the world. We are delighted to share highlights from recent alumni gatherings, as UCC graduates continue to build connections no matter where they are. 

Eating high-fat, high-sugar foods in childhood may have lasting effects on how the brain controls eating habits later in life, according to new research from APC Microbiome Ireland, a Research Ireland centre at UCC.

The latest Global Speaker Series event, "What will 2026 bring? Europe under siege", brought together Mike O'Sullivan (Author, Speaker) and Professor Andrew Cottey (Government and Politics at UCC), for a discussion chaired by Professor Theresa Reidy (Head of UCC's School of Society, Politics and Ethics) for a thought-provoking discussion.

Bon Secours Hospital Cork today announced a new €20,000 third level sponsorship aimed at supporting students from socio-economically disadvantaged backgrounds attending University College Cork (UCC)

Eli Lilly and Company is collaborating with UCC experts on innovative research on the effects of translocation and climate change on indigenous grassland species. The project focuses on the conservation of rare native species of meadow barley (Hordeum secalinum).

Vitalograph Ireland Ltd., a global leader in respiratory diagnostics, has committed a philanthropic gift to provide a stipend to support students studying the postgraduate programme in Allergy and Clinical Immunology based in the Department of Paediatrics and Child Health, UCC.

Irish financial services firm FDC Group, acknowledged among Ireland's top ten accounting firms, and UCC have announced the renewal of their successful scholarship programme.

Financial services firm Provest has committed to providing two bursaries to help students complete their studies at UCC through the university’s Access UCC PLUS Programme.