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Heritage Services


About UCC Heritage Services

Heritage Services supports and engages with UCC’s ambitions for interdisciplinary approaches to research, teaching and knowledge exchange. To this end, the core mission of Heritage Services and the University Curator will be to care for and develop the UCC Curatorial Collections, and to share and communicate knowledge about them. 

Heritage Services is responsible for the documentation, conservation, interpretation and accessibility of the UCC Curatorial Collections according to professional standards and procedures under the care of the University Curator for the benefit of its staff and students, the general public and researchers further afield. The University Curator also provides information relating to the heritage and history of UCC including its historic staff and alumni as well as its buildings.

The UCC Curatorial Collections include a rich variety of historic artefacts acquired since 1849, ranging from early teaching equipment to plaster casts, portraits and ogham stones to architectural models. 

The current University Curator is Dr Margaret Lantry.

Heritage displays on UCC campus [PDF]

 

UCC Collections Policy 2020-02-07

Approved by: Mark Poland, Director, Buildings & Estates, UCC, on 7 February 2020

Review date: 1 February 2025

People in UCC history

Find out more about people who played a part in UCC history

Places and Spaces

Discover more about the buildings and bridges of UCC

Participation in events

Read on for events that UCC Heritage Services has participated in

Other Object Collections in UCC

There are several object collections in UCC.

The UCC Modern Art Collection is cared for by The Lewis Glucksman Gallery under a service level agreement. This art collection focusses on modern and contemporary Irish art and can be seen throughout the campus thus providing the UCC community and visitors with a first-hand encounter with original works of art. Read more

Several Schools in UCC have their own collections, for example, UCC Natural Collections, UCC Arboretum and UCC Geology Garden hosted by the School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES). There are also working collections  used in teaching and research, for example, in the Department of Archaeology, and Schools of Physics, Nursing and Midwifery and others.

Heritage Services

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