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Postgraduate
Welcome to the Department of Anatomy & Neuroscience Postgraduate pages
Department of Anatomy & Neuroscience Postgraduate Information
Welcome to the Department of Anatomy & Neuroscience Postgraduate pages. The Department of Anatomy and Neuroscience provides opportunities for postgraduate study through Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) and Master of Sciences (MSc) by research. Please consult the profile for each academic member of staff for research interests and projects, and contact them should you wish to discuss research opportunities.
Degree of PhD
Entry Requirements
To be eligible for consideration for the Degree of PhD, a candidate must have obtained a standard of at least Second Class Honours, Grade I, in an approved primary degree, or equivalent.
Application Procedure
Students are advised to consult with an academic member of staff to discuss their proposed area of research prior to making an application through the Postgraduate Applications Centre.
For more information on the Academic staff members and and particular research interests, please see Academic Staff Research Interests. Staff research interests by faculty and department can also be found on www.expertiseireland.ie.
Application Dates
Applications for PhD programmes are accepted throughout the year. Prospective students are advised to complete their applications at least two months in advance of their desired start date as all applications go through two different stages of approval - Department and Faculty/College. The four start dates during the year are January, April, July and October.
Duration
Candidates normally pursue research for a period of three to four years full-time from the date of first registration for the programme.
Further Information
Visit www.ucc.ie/apply and select PhD Research Course "CKZ03".
MSc by Research: Master of Science
Entry Requirements
To be eligible for consideration to undertake a programme of study for a Master's Degree by Research, a candidate must have obtained a standard of at least Second Class Honours in an approved primary degree or equivalent.
Application Procedure
Students are advised to consult with an academic member of staff to discuss their proposed area of research prior to making an application through the Postgraduate Applications Centre.
For more information on the Academic staff members and and particular research interests, please see Staff research interests by faculty and department can also be found on www.expertiseireland.ie.
Application Dates
Applications for research programmes are accepted throughout the year. Prospective students are advised to complete their applications at least two months in advance of their desired start date as all applications go through two different stages of approval - Department and Faculty/College. The four start dates during the year are January, April, July and October.
Duration
A candidate who wishes to obtain a Master's degree by research must pursue a programme of supervised research for at least the equivalent of one year full-time from the date of first registration for the programme.
Some useful documents
- A quick guide to thesis submission for Master (major) students Further details can be found on the Graduate Studies home page.
- A quick guide to thesis submission for MD students Further details can be found on the Graduate Studies home page.
- A quick guide to thesis submission for PhD students Further details can be found on the Graduate Studies home page.