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Postgraduate webinar series at UCC College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences
- Autumn webinars will focus on English and Digital Humanities, Applied Social Studies, Music and Women’s Studies.
- Webinars will help students navigate postgraduate options at UCC.
- Faculty will share key insights on programmes and career pathways.
UCC College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences will host a series of webinars this autumn, covering postgraduate programmes now open for September 2025 commencement.
UCC experts will share helpful insights to help students on their journey to postgraduate study, covering application information, research opportunities, graduate insights and diverse career pathways.
“These webinars are a great opportunity for students to learn more about our postgraduate programmes from the people who know them best – our Faculty. There will also be time to share any questions with our Faculty during the live Q&A,” Philip Neville, EU Postgraduate Recruitment Officer at UCC College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences, said.
The Autumn webinar schedule will feature:
English and Digital Humanities - 29 October from 1pm to 2pm.
The webinar will focus on:
- Creative Writing, MA
- Digital Arts and Humanities, MA
- Digital Cultures (Online), MA
- English, HDip
- English (Medieval and Renaissance Literature), MA
- English (Modernities: Literature, Theory and Culture from the Romantics to the Present), MA
Applied Social Studies - 6 November from 1pm to 2pm.
The webinar will focus on:
- Social Policy, HDip (on campus)
- Social Policy, HDip (online)
- Social Policy and Social Justice - MSocSc (Online)
- Social Work, MSW and Social Work Studies, PG Dip
- Youth Work, PGDip
Music - 12 November from 1pm to 2pm.
The webinar will focus on:
- Ethnomusicology, MA
- Experimental Sound Practice, MA
- Irish Traditional Music, MA
- Music, HDip
- Music and Cultural History, MA
Women’s Studies - 14 November from 1pm to 1.30pm.
The webinar will focus on UCC’s MA in Women’s Studies, an interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary programme focused on research across a range of disciplines and representations of women in history, literature and popular culture, gender and sexuality; and women and politics.