Our Graduate Attributes and Values go to China!

19 Oct 2019

Our UCC graduate attributes and values get translated into Chinese! 

Here at UCC, students are gaining knowledge and skills, broadening their horizons and developing attributes and core values which will make them future ready and better able to contribute to society and the economy. 

This video is being launched today to mark a visit by the International Office and Deputy President and Registrar, Professor John O'Halloran to China this weekend.

To co-incide with a trip to China that members of the UCC International Office and our Deputy President, Professor John O'Halloran is making this weekend, we are launching our translated version of UCC Graduate Attributes and Values into Chinese today.

This translation is important in strengthening our partnership with Chinese universities. Chinese students bring more than just investment; they also give our UCC students and wider community the opportunity to engage with one of the most diverse, interesting and powerful cultures on the planet, adding a unique richness to the university as well as to the Graduate Attributes Programme, where each of our students are becoming "Effective Global Citizens".

Here at UCC, students are gaining knowledge and skills, broadening their horizons and developing attributes and core values which will make them future ready and better able to contribute to society and the economy.

We would like to thank Cuizhu, Tianshu, Zhuming, Yitong, Yuhan, Mingfeng, Ruixue and Keying for their beautiful contribution to our video and to Cuizhu (Dawn) Wang, Hannah Deasy and Haibo Huang for their translations.

Each of these students and their unique stories will be showcased on our website.

For more on this story contact:

Eleanor Donoghue, Carol Veiga, Graduate Attributes Programme  graduateattributes@ucc.ie