To comply with government guidelines and to ensure the safety of both our students and staff, all College of Business and Law degree Programme Teaching for the Second Semester will be provided online. This means students will engage in online learning (live online events and pre-made online content).
In line with a Government direction on Friday 25 Sep 2020, UCC, along with all universities in the country, introduced enhanced public health protection measures from Monday, 28 September 2020. Further to this the Level 5 measures announced in late December 2020, which are ongoing, are consistent with our current activities. As matters stand today, the measures which currently apply to UCC activities during this Level 5 period are published on the UCC Covid-19 web pages.
https://www.ucc.ie/en/emt/covid19/campus-latest/
In accordance with the Government’s directions, lectures shall be delivered online to the maximum extent possible during this period of enhanced protective measures. For this College and for its Schools: the School of Law and Cork University Business School (CUBS) for this period lectures will be delivered online in as far as possible.
Programme Directors and Module Co-ordinators have communicated lecture/tutorial arrangements for Semester 2 to students via Canvas and/or email. Students should check their student email and Canvas for alerts about lectures/tutorials.
Current onsite research activities will continue as outlined in the guidance on the UCC Covid-19 web pages.
The UCC libraries remain open as they have done throughout in recent months in providing this important resource for our students, staff and researchers. Details of services can be found at the following link:-
https://libguides.ucc.ie/library
Details of Campus Services & Amenities such as restaurants and cafés are contained in the tables on the UCC Covid-19 web pages
https://www.ucc.ie/en/emt/covid19/campus-latest/
Please note that all timetables are subject to change in line with government and NPHET guidelines in the context of Covid-19. 2020/21.
Cork University Business School https://www.cubsucc.com/for-current-students/
School of Law https://www.ucc.ie/en/law/
(Check under “Current Students” Section)
The College Office is currently closed due to Covid 19 – Please call 021 4025100 during normal working hours. Contact by e-mail is also welcome.
If you have a query related to a programme/subject area please contact your School or the relevant academic department within the School.
If you wish to speak to a College staff member regarding a student support issue please contact Ms Anne Wallace, E-mail a.wallace@ucc.ie Mobile Number: 086 4122414.
There was much activity over summer 2020 mainly by CDE and CIRTL (but including valuable advice also from IT Services, the Skills Centre, Graduate Attributes and the Library) developing supports for staff faced with using technology for teaching. These supports include advice available on the Keep Teaching website (especially the Getting Started page) and also on the Canvas course Teaching With Technology – all staff on Canvas are auto-enrolled. In addition, the Teach Digi initiative currently provides weekly seminars for staff on various aspects of teaching with technology. Further information can be found at the following Sharepoint link:
Learning and Teaching Supports for Staff
Following a Government direction this afternoon, UCC, along with all universities in the country, will introduce enhanced public health protection measures from Monday, 28 September 2020.
UCC understands this is a challenging time for our students and staff and we will work together to support our community during this period.
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