Dr Máirín MacCarron presented the Irish Historical Research Prize 2021 Lecture, in University College Cork on 17 May 2023. 

The College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences (CACSSS) has invested in a research facility space designed to enhance the working space for research students and staff in the College.

Welcoming the news Prof Griff Rollefson in the Dept of Music said 'This is a pretty exciting sneak peek at some forthcoming developments in the School of Film, Music and Theatre, its new Centre for Arts Research and Practice (CARPE) and its main interface with the Future Humanities Institute, the Arts Research & Practice Cluster'

A symposium hosted by the GendeResearchIreland project and bringing together experts, practitioners and activists interested in the topic of embedding gender equality in higher education institutions took place on Monday 14^th November 2022 in UCC. 

MSCA Fellow Dr Rahat Imran and her Mentor Professor Laura Rascaroli (University College Cork) discuss the MUSLIMWOMENFILM project and its results in the article “Evaluating and valuing Muslim women’s autobiographical film-making”.

The GENCHRON project team is led by Dr Máirín MacCarron, from the School of English and Digital Humanities and its aim is to integrate gender into a re-evaluation of time and chronology in medieval sources and modern historiography.

Examining how human values and technology interact in the digital transformation to a smart city

The People and Technology (PAT) Research Group in the School of Applied Psychology held an Open House event on the 29^th of September 2022 to showcase ongoing research by staff and students through talks and poster presentations.

IPeAT - Irish Peatland Archaeology Across Time (PI: Dr Ben Gearey), NEW PASTURES (PI Dr Katharina Becker) and DAEICS - Digital Atlas of Early Irish Carved Stones (PI Dr Tomas O’Carragain)

The CACSSS-based ERC project CIPHER: Hip-Hop Interpellation (PI: Prof J Griffith Rollefson) has been shortlisted for a 2022 Times Higher Education (THE) Award for Research Project of the Year in Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.