We are delighted to announce a new research project, funded by Cork County Council/Creative Ireland and the College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences, on movie-going memories in the county of Cork.

Deadline for applications Wednesday, 15 May 2013

Tuesday 25 March at 17h, Windle Auditorium. All Welcome.

The School of Languages, Literatures and Cultures are delighted to announce three Excellence Studentships (Masters): http://www.ucc.ie/en/sllc/mastersstudentships/

Showcasing a range of rare archival footage, this 6 part series will show how some of Ireland’s most important stories were handled by newsreel editors trying to cater for audiences with a wide and shifting range of political allegiances.

This exciting new MA in Film and Screen Media combines theory and practice, with an emphasis on encouraging your academic skills and creativity (in filmmaking; film/media journalism; cultural administration). You will avail of specialised tuition in the areas of film and screen media and digital filmmaking, and may also opt to take up placements in festivals, including the Cork Film Festival, offered throughout the programme year.

Film and Screen Media, in association with the Arts Council and College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences, is delighted to announce the appointment of its 2017-8 Film Artist in Residence, Mark O'Halloran.

Join UCC’s BA in Film & Screen Media 3rd Year Students as they present 'Highlights', an evening celebrating some of their outstanding work from 2016-17.

15, 16 and 17 November, UCC