Information for Students on Teaching Delivery 2020-21

Update 28/09/2020: Following the recent Government decision, UCC has introduced enhanced public protection measures. In the College of Science, Engineering & Food Science a large proportion of teaching will now be done online and a limited amount of laboratory sessions will be delivered on campus. For the most current information, you should log on to your Canvas account for details or contact your programme director.

The safety of our students and staff is of paramount importance to us in the College of Science, Engineering & Food Science. We have been working hard to establish how best to deliver teaching to our students next year with this in mind and having regard for the national guidelines to which we must adhere.

Current Students

Welcome Students!

We would like to extend a very warm welcome to all our undergraduate students who joined the College of SEFS this year or who are continuing with their undergraduate degree programme. Our aim is to enable students to maximize their personal, social, academic and career potential in a safe and supportive environment.

Teaching in 2020-2021

We have been working hard to establish how best to deliver teaching this year in light of the current situation with COVID-19. Visit our Teaching in 2020-2021 page for the latest information.

Need Help?

Some students will, from time to time, encounter problem situations which they are not able to handle very well during their time here. These may be personal, financial or academic difficulties. Should you find yourself in this position, our experience is that the sooner you seek help, the easier it is to ensure a satisfactory resolution, whatever the reason for your problems. REMEMBER there are many people on campus to help you.

Also a wide range of specific supports are provided and are the responsibility of the . Ruth McLaughlin is also available to speak to you about your concerns and any issues, suggestions or questions which may arise during your time as an undergraduate (ruth.mclaughlin@ucc.ie or 021 490 1776). Don’t hesitate to ask for assistance!

Further Information

Important Info for First Years
Important Info for All Students
Pre-Masters / Preparatory Pathway - The Pre-Masters/Preparatory Pathway enables students embarking on postgraduate studies, whose first language is not English, to develop English Language proficiency whilst at the same time taking modules from those offered across the University in their chosen discipline. Click on the link for further details.