The World’s most-consulted university ranking has placed UCC as number one in Ireland, and in the top 100 internationally for Agriculture and Forestry

UCC Engineering graduate David Twohig's career in the motor industry has seen him lead the development of the Nissan Qashqai, Renault Zoe and the Alpine A110 - Renault’s high-performance car marque. 

Congratulations to all involved in the innovative collaboration between UCC Physics, Tyndall National Institute and Rockley Photonics - winner of Knowledge Transfer Ireland’s (KTI) prestigious 2021 Industry Engagement Impact Award.

The Tom and Mary Cross Prize was initiated by Professor Tom Cross to celebrate the wonderful memories that he and his late wife, Mary, shared of their time at UCC, working in what has now become the School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES). 

Zeinab Shaban is a PhD student at Tyndall National Institute and is one of the many women who ‘gown up’ daily to work in Tyndall's state-of-the-art cleanroom facilities.

The Photonics Escape Room is a brand new activity developed by Irish Photonics Integration Centre (IPIC) researchers focused on imparting some of the most famous photonics discoveries in a fun and unique way.

A long-running ice-cream science and technology training course organised by UCC's Food Industry Training Unit (FITU), is proving to be a resounding success with industry professionals from around the world. 

The Graduate School in the College of Science, Engineering and Food Science (SEFS) offers a number of Travel Bursaries for students currently registered for a postgraduate doctoral degree (PhD) in the College of Science, Engineering and Food Science.

Researchers from the UCC/Aberystwyth University Brainwaves project recently celebrated World Water Day. Brainwaves takes a circular economy approach to sustainable agriculture.