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AWARDS FOR UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT ASSIGNMENTS

Calls for submissions to the School of English and International Undergraduate Awards
Registration for the International Undergraduate Awards is now open: http://www.undergraduateawards.com/
All students who submit work to the Inernational Undergraduate Awards are eligible to submit work to the UCC School of English Undergraduate Awards. The rules/requirements for the UCC School of English Undergraduate Awards are the same as those for the International Undergraduate Awards, with the exception that 2nd and 3rd year entrants will be judged separately.
There will be one winner for the School of English Undergraduate Awards in each year and 3 to 4 highly recommended entrants.
Submissions for the International Undergraduate Awards close on 31 May 2016 though students are encouraged to register in advance of that deadline. Submissions for the School of English Undergraduate Awards close on 7 June 2016.
The School of English has an additional award, The Patricia Coughlan Award. This award is for outstanding essays on one or more of the following: gender and literature, women's writing, femininities or masculinities in literary or film texts . The Patricia Coughlan Award is open to all students, including HDip students and visiting students, who are enrolled on 2nd and 3rd year School of English undergraduate modules. The submission date for this award is also 7 June 2016.