Ireland needs a more systematic and robust approach to collecting and using data on bullying in schools, according to a new international evidence review by researchers at University College Cork (UCC) and the Economic and Social Research Institute.
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Irish schools need more robust national data on bullying, new UCC research finds
28 Sep 2026
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UCC Symposium Highlights Research Shaping the Future of Rural Ireland
25 Sep 2026
Over 150 international and national researchers, policymakers and rural development experts gathered at University College Cork to attend the Our Rural Future: HEI Rural Development Research Symposium 2026.
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UCC ranks fourth worldwide for sustainability among over 1,700 universities
25 Sep 2026
University College Cork has been placed fourth internationally in one of the world's most prestigious rankings on the sustainability of over 1,700 universities.The latest UI GreenMetric World University Rankings were announced this week at a ceremony in Azerbaijan, where UCC’s fourth place was revealed – confirming that UCC has now ranked in the top ten in every year for the last decade.
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New UCC research to address the most pressing challenges in health and social care
28 Sep 2026
Advancing supervision between senior and junior doctors in Irish hospitals, providing tools for better clinical trial designs, and enhancing patient care for young people in Irish mental health services are the three University College Cork (UCC) research projects announced today through the Health Research Board’s (HRB) Investigator-Led Projects (ILP) scheme.
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Arts and culture key to inclusive climate action - UCC research
23 Sep 2026
The arts, cultural and creative sectors can act as powerful catalysts for climate action, changing how people understand, engage with and act on climate change, new research from University College Cork (UCC) has found.
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Breakthrough microchip advances next-generation 6G communications
22 Sep 2026
Researchers at Tyndall National Institute have contributed to a major international breakthrough, demonstrating a new class of programmable microchips that could help enable the next generation of 6G wireless communications.
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New UCC research to focus on improving care for people living with Parkinson's disease
16 Sep 2026
Researchers at University College Cork (UCC) will explore perspectives on mental health care in people living with Parkinson’s disease to inform clinical practice in movement disorder services, in a new research project announced today under the Health Research Charities Ireland (HRCI) – Health Research Board (HRB) joint funding scheme.
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UCC Futures Lecture Series: Renowned science communicator discusses the importance of engaging with the public
15 Sep 2026
All staff across University College Cork are warmly invited to attend the next seminar of the UCC Futures Lecture Series, a new platform designed to spark interdisciplinary dialogue and collaboration across our research and teaching communities.
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Irish women join landmark ENDO1000 study with APC Microbiome Ireland leading microbiome research
14 Sep 2026
Women in Ireland can now take part in ENDO1000, a major international study that aims to build a detailed picture of endometriosis over time, with APC Microbiome Ireland at University College Cork playing a leading role in its microbiome research.
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Decarbonising Global Shipping is possible but costly, new research finds
11 Sep 2026
The decarbonsiation of the worldwide shipping sector - responsible for 3% of global greenhouse gas emissions - is possible researchers have found, but none of the fuel production pathways are perfect, and none are cheap.
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