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Leadership and Strategy

This page contains information on the leadership of the university together with key strategic documents and links to key services of the university.

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Key strategic services and publications

President's Office

Strategic Plan 2023-2028

Business and Enterprise

Research

UCC News and Views

Dr Ian Pitt, Lecturer in Usability Engineering and Interactive Media, School of Computer Science & Information Technology, UCC., Dr Aileen Murphy, Senior Lecturer in Economics, Cork University Business School, UCC., Prof Ali Khashan, Professor in Perinatal Epidemiology, School of Public Health and Principal Investigator, INFANT Research Centre at UCC., Julie Arnott, Lecturer in Health Protection / Infection Prevention and Control, School of Public Health, UCC and Dr Simon Woodworth, Lecturer in Business Information Systems, Cork University Business School and Lead Investigator, INFANT Research Centre, UCC. Photo by Gerard McCarthy.

UCC-led digital health project awarded almost €5m to save lives of mothers and babies in Africa

€4.9 million awarded by Horizon Europe to scale a digital health system for maternal and child health in East Africa.

Dr Lisa Kiely (front row, third from right) pictured at the Fulbright Irish Awardees announcement last week with Executive Director of the Fulbright Commission in Ireland, Dr Dara FitzGerald, US Ambassador to Ireland Edward S. Walsh, Julie Connell (Dept. of Foreign Affairs & Trade), and Fulbright Board Chair Prof Paul Donnelly.

UCC researcher named among Fulbright Irish Awardees

A University College Cork (UCC) researcher has been announced among the Fulbright Irish Awardees for 2025-2026. Dr Lisa Kiely MD is a Dermatology Specialist Registrar and an Irish Clinical Academic Training (ICAT) Fellow at the INFANT Research Centre at UCC.

New study highlights challenges of decentralised clinical trials for patients and researchers

Research highlights how the shift to remote, technology-mediated trials is reshaping how research staff coordinate and deliver trials. The study reveals concerns about how remote trials are changing how staff support and engage with patients, raising questions about impact on the overall experience, connection and care.

Pictured left to right: UCC President Professor John Halloran, Teresa Crowley, Director of the Hunt Museum, and Jared Harris at the opening of ‘Dickie to Richard’ – Richard Harris: Role of a Lifetime at the Hunt Museum, Limerick. Photo: Alan Place.

First exhibition of Richard Harris Archive opens in Limerick

The immersive exhibition draws on the treasures of the Richard Harris Archive, donated by the actor’s family to University College Cork. The exhibition offers a glimpse into the life of an artist who captivated audiences across generations.

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