Ongoing Postgraduate Research Registration
- All research students must register online each year until the submission of their thesis.
- All research students must use their umail account for all student and research activities.
Online Registration
- Go to https://mystudentadmin.ucc.ie
- Enter your student number and password and click ‘Login’. If you have forgotten your password, you can reset your password here.
- Click on ‘online registration’ and follow instructions as directed, including payment of fees if you are self-funded.
- See UCC full registration instructions here.
Having trouble registering?
If you cannot register online, it might be due to one of the following reasons:
1. There may be an outstanding fee payment due
Register a query with the Fees Office to resolve any funding/fees issues: Log a Fee Query
2. You may require an extension for your programme
If you have completed the maximum period of study allowed for your programme (6 years for Doctoral students and 4 years for Master by Research), you must apply and be approved for an extension to register for the next academic year. To do this you must log into Graduate Education Manager (GEM). An up-to-date annual progress review must be recorded on GEM in order for this request to be progressed. Queries and issue can be directed to doctoralinstitute@ucc.ie
Student ID Card
- Your current Student ID Card will deactivate when your registration period is expired, so you will no longer have access to university facilities.
- Check the expiry date on your physical card: if your card is still in date, it will reactivate automatically once you register online.
- If your card is out of date, you will first need to register online. And then follow these instuctions to get a new physical card.
Fees
Self-funded Students
If you have completed your approve period of study and have not yet submitted your thesis, you must register for the next academic year. This is referred to as a continuation year. If you are not in receipt of funding for the next academic year, the total fee payable is €1700 plus €70 capitation fee. This payment is broken down as follows:
| Time | Fee |
|---|---|
| 0 - 3 months |
This is the 3-month grace period, only the €70 capitation fee is payable. |
| 3 - 6 months | A fee payment of €850 is required. |
| 6 - 12 months | A further fee payment of €850 is required. |
Funded Students
Funded by Research Grant/Department
If your research programme is funded, ensure that the F1 Funding Form or proof of payment of alternative funding has been completed and sent by your School/Department to the Fees Office: feesfunding@ucc.ie, or you can upload your F1 form by logging a query.
Funded by SUSI
New Awardee: Please provide a copy of your SUSI award to the Fees Office:
As you are a registered student, please upload your fee query to the I am a registered student log a Fees Query. This link can be found on the UCC Fees Office website. This will open a case for you, where you can upload your award letter.
Renewals: Please ensure you have renewed your grant with SUSI and that you provide a copy of your SUSI renewal confirmation to the Fees Office. Without proof of your award or renewal, you are liable for 50% of your total fee at registration.
Funded by your Company/Employer
You will need to submit a letter on company headed paper confirming the details of the organisation to be invoiced. The letter should include the name, address, email address, and phone number of the relevant contact person.Please see further instructions under “Third Party Payments” here:
How Do I Pay My Fees? | University College Cork
Capitation Fee
Please note that the Capitation Fee of €70 is generally not covered by your funding and must be paid directly by the student.
Please also be aware that this fee is charged per registration. If the fee was paid in a previous academic year, it becomes payable again upon registration for a subsequent academic year. See payment instruction here: How Do I Pay My Fees? | University College Cork
Further information on the Capitation Fee can be found here: How Much Are My Fees? | University College Cork
Proof of Registration and Letter of Attendance
If you have registered correctly for your next academic year, you can get confirmation of registration by logging into My Student Admin You can request a letter of attendance here
Module Registration
PhD (structured) students are required to take a minimum of 15 credits. Students on thematic PhDs, practitioner doctorates, and other research programmes may have different module requirements, please consult with your course page or your Supervisor.
Changing your Registration
You can find more information and guidance on changing your registration here