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An ambitious programme of research prioritisation coupled with an innovative academic recruitment strategy across ten indicative areas of strategic importance
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UCC Career Services Employer Partnership Forum 2025
Are you an employer that offers third level student placements? UCC Career Services are hosting their Employer Partnership Forum on May 15th, from 9am - 1pm. This year’s forum will focus on enhancing the on-placement experience.
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New Ventures Wall
Showcasing the companies that have emerged from UCC Innovation over the years, illustrating a diverse range of technologies across a wide variety of areas.
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08 May 2025
Finding Ways to Detect Ovarian Cancer
Today is World Ovarian Cancer Day. Each year on this day, women living with ovarian cancer, their families and supporters, along with patient advocacy organisations from around the world, come together to raise awareness about ovarian cancer.
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08 May 2025
Finding Ways to Detect Ovarian Cancer
Today is World Ovarian Cancer Day. Each year on this day, women living with ovarian cancer, their families and supporters, along with patient advocacy organisations from around the world, come together to raise awareness about ovarian cancer.
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08 May 2025
UCC research to tackle national and global societal challenges
Supporting entrepreneurial activity in Cork City that delivers both a healthy food and a healthy natural environment, and improving addiction services for women based on past experiences are among the projects at University College Cork (UCC) awarded funding from Research Ireland under its New Foundations Programme.
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08 May 2025
UCC research to tackle national and global societal challenges
Supporting entrepreneurial activity in Cork City that delivers both a healthy food and a healthy natural environment, and improving addiction services for women based on past experiences are among the projects at University College Cork (UCC) awarded funding from Research Ireland under its New Foundations Programme.
Read on ucc.ie