BEES are hosting an information evening on their new BSc Geoscience programme.

BEES researchers are developing innovative closed-loop systems to reduce the input of agricultural waste material into the environment. And it’s all thanks to one small but mighty plant – duckweed.

Urgent action needed to protect dolphins and porpoises from bycatch in European waters

University College Cork (UCC) has today been ranked 8th in the world by the Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings, placing it as Ireland’s leading university for its impact in working towards creating a sustainable future.

The evidence based THE Impact Rankings are the only global tables to assess universities against progress towards the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), providing a total of 18 rankings, one for each SDG as well as an overall table.

This is an educational resource created by the Plankton club, a voluntary initiative in UCC which gives undergraduates the opportunity to engage in more hands-on lab and field work.

Agri-business company Dairygold has awarded two undergraduate bursaries to students undertaking the Bachelor of Agricultural Science degree at University College Cork (UCC).

“Increased understanding of the role of N fertiliser in grass-white clover milk production systems”

The BEES-based Tree Explorers project is to benefit from Science Foundation Ireland funding.

UCC climbs up elite global rankings to secure place as a world-leading institution for Agriculture and Forestry.