ACE at UCC is delighted to announce the launch of an innovative range of part-time courses focused on upskilling those working in the BioPharmaChem sector.
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ACE at UCC launch an innovative range of part-time courses focused on the BioPharmaChem Sector
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Third Lecture as part of the Seán Ó Murchú Lecture Series in ACE
13 Apr 2022Dr Seamus O Tuam is the Director of ACE (Adult Continuing Education) at University College Cork, Ireland's oldest University centre for the delivery of adult and continuing education. His lecture will highlight the roles and importance of Adult Education in the community, addressing strategies adopted within ACE at UCC at present.
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Second Lecture as part of the Seán Ó Murchú Lecture Series in ACE
06 Apr 2022This week’s lecture takes place at 7pm on Wednesday 6th April in City Hall’s Council Chamber and is offered in collaboration with the Learning Cities Festival. Our speaker is Donald Tracy, who has travelled from Austin Community College (ACC) in Texas to participate in the Festival’s week of events.
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First Lecture as part of the Seán Ó Murchú Lecture Series in ACE
30 Mar 2022The lecture programme will be opened at 7pm on 30th March by Dr Larysa Samosonok, Former Vice-Rector of Donetsk National University of Economics, Ukraine.
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ACE launches Seán Ó Murchú lecture series in memory of former ACE Director
23 Mar 2022From March 30th, ACE celebrates former Director Seán Ó Murchú as part of our 75th anniversary. An 8 week public lecture series will focus on the theme of community-engaged adult education All lectures are from 7 - 9pm
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ACE Winter Conferring 2021
08 Nov 2021Congratulations to all the ACE Graduands who were conferred over the weekend.
Adult Continuing Education, University College Cork (UCC) held the Winter Conferring Ceremonies on the 6th and 7th of November. Students from all over Ireland received their Certificates, Diplomas, Higher Diplomas and Postgraduate Awards in a wide range of academic disciplines.
The graduation ceremony is a celebration of your achievements which we hope you enjoyed greatly in the company of your family and friends. Congratulations on your achievement!
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Conferring Ceremony for last years graduates
01 Nov 2021Congratulations to all graduates of 2020/2021 who celebrated their achievements at the ACE graduation ceremony on campus last Friday Oct 29th!
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Congratulations to Emeritus Professor and former Vice-President of UCC, Aine Hyland.
01 Oct 2021Aine Hyland received the Bertram Windle Award 2021 on Thursday Sept 30 on Learning Cities Day. Thank you to all who attended such a momentous event.
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The Bertram Windle Award presentation and the Alfred O Reilly Lecture on 30 September 2021
23 Sep 2021As part of Learning Cities Day 2021, Adult Continuing Education, UCC would like to invite you to attend the ACE virtual events held on Thursday 30 September, 2021 at 7.30 p.m.Read more -
Ireland's leading food and culinary historian: How I found my love for food
18 Aug 2021KATE RYAN chats to Regina Sexton, Ireland’s leading food and culinary historian, about how her interest in food history was first nurtured and flourished, and her latest course offering at UCC.
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ACE at UCC are offering free or heavily subsidised places to those seeking to upskill or reskill under the Government's new Modular Skills Provision initiative. Fees are subsidised by 90-100%.
14 Jul 2021These industry and nursing focused part-time modules offer opportunities to enhance your skills in a broad range of industry sectors. These short courses are ideal for jobseekers, returners, employed and formerly self-employed.
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Graduate of UCC ACE has been elected as a Vice President of IOSH
16 Jun 2021Ciarán Delaney, a graduate of ACE at UCC has been elected as a Vice President of the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health, the world leading professional body for health and safety professionals, which has over 47,000 members in over 130 countries. He is also an Ambassador for a Northern Ireland charity, the NOW group which supports people with invisible disabilities, whose service users developed the JAM card, which asks people to give them Just A Minute.
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