On November 19th, the College of Medicine and Health hosted a special awards ceremony in the Dr Dora Allman Room to recognize and celebrate the exceptional achievements of our 2025 Quercus College Scholars.

Congratulations to our students who recently graduated from our MSc Audiology programme. Wishing you all the best and hope our paths will cross again in the future!

On the 24^th of October 2025, the Clinical Therapies society ran a bake sale for Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) Awareness Day. 

Calling All Graduates!
Join us for the MSc Audiology Open Day on Tuesday, 2nd December 2025, from 13:00 – 15:00.

University College Cork and Walker Hearing Clinics have established Ireland’s first PhD Scholarship in Audiology and Hearing Sciences through a philanthropic gift aimed at advancing research, education, and clinical practice in hearing health, with a focus on improving outcomes for individuals affected by hearing loss and cognitive decline.

Universities worldwide are recognizing the importance of wellbeing in student success. At UCC, this commitment is taking shape through a new initiative launching in September 2025. First-year students will engage with Jumpstart Your Success: Everyday Matters, a self-paced online unit designed to help them "learn to be well" so they can "be well to learn." This is designed by our very own, Dr. Eithne Hunt from the Department of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy.

New Handbook Aims to Support SLTs Working with Deaf and Hard of Hearing Children

Therapists Warn of Crisis in Children’s Disability Services Amid Unsafe Caseloads and Staff Shortages.

The recording of Prof McGrath's lecture is available now. 

Happy Health and Social Care Professions Day!

To celebrate HSPC Day 2025, colleagues from the School of Clinical Therapies have shared brief insights into their current projects, reflecting this year's motto: "Innovating Health and Social Care Embracing Technology, Research and Evidence"

The Student Clinical Therapies Society raised funds through a bake sale from the Developmental Language Disorder Awareness Day for Greenmount National School Language Class.

Margaret Quigley here pictured together with the team

Explore the delightful exhibition of prints crafted by UCC’s first-year Occupational Therapy students (2024-2025).

Johanne Kelly, Lauren Farquhar, and first-year Audiology student Renas Abdalla represented the Clinical Therapies stand and showcased the fields of Physiotherapy and Audiology at the UCC Postgraduate Expo, held on the 28th of Janaury 2025.

The event was a tremendous success, with prospective students visitng both of our MSc programmes.