• The programme aims to help PhD students and research staff to explore diverse career pathways into a variety of sectors. 

• New study reveals that rare native plant species will go extinct and non-native sika deer will increase across Ireland.
• Invasive species ranked as one of the leading drivers of global biodiversity loss.  

• Tickets now on sale for open air concert in aid of Cancer Research @ UCC 

• Parts of the ocean where seabirds are most exposed to plastics have been identified in a major research project involving UCC scientists.

• Researchers call for clearer messaging to help public and policymakers to better understand the disease of obesity.
• Conflicting understandings of the word ‘obesity’ jeopardise diagnosis and treatment.
• Clinicians are expressing concern at shortages of drugs which have been approved to treat obesity.

• €14.4m EU further funding for alliance of universities in ten countries including Ireland, Spain, Germany.
• University College Cork to receive €1.87m in funding
• Strategic alliance opens up opportunities for students to study across Europe

• The plan outlines UCC’s actions towards net zero.
• Minister for Finance, Michael McGrath TD, addresses students and staff at the launch.

• Laura Hurley wins EU Mies van der Rohe ‘Young Talent Architecture Award’ in Italy.
• The award was presented at the Venice Biennale.
• Cork Centre for Architectural Education is a partnership between UCC and MTU.

• UCC scientists confirm crucial characteristic of new superconductor material.
• Superconductor could open the way to functional quantum computers.

• UCC up 11 places to 292 of the 2,963 evaluated institutions in the 20th Edition of the QS World University Rankings. The final published ranking has been limited to the top 1,503 universities.
• UCC ranked 46th in the world for the advancement of sustainability.
• UCC strong performance across the nine indicators used to rank the universities with particular strengths for sustainability and internationalisation.