First Year Research Registration

First year research student registration

Well done and congratulations on confirming your research course at UCC

Students must complete registration part 1 and part 2 before commencing their studies.

Registration Part 1

Go to https://mystudentadmin.ucc.ie/
Enter your student number and password and click ‘Login’. Your student number and password have been sent to you.
Click on ‘online registration’ and complete Registration Part 1 as directed, including payment of fees if you are self-funded.
Check the Online Registration Instructions - Research , if you need them.

Funding

If you are a funded student, ensure that the F1 Funding Form or proof of payment of alternative funding has been completed and signed by your School/Department. Once completed you must upload the form here. Select ‘Fees & Funding’ and ‘Fees Enquiries’ then upload the document. If you have issues with uploading your funding document, contact the Fees Office: fees@ucc.ie

Registration Part 2 and Student Card

Registration part 2 involves coming to campus to fully register in person. Students must bring the following:

Printout of your ‘Confirmation of Registration’ from your UCC MyStudentAdmin
Evidence of fee payment and/or funding confirmation.
Marriage cert if you want to register under your married name.
For non-UCC graduates please bring your passport or NDLS Driving Licence or birth certificate.

You can collect your student card once registration part 2 is complete.

Registration Part 2 Timetable

REGISTRATION PART 2 TAKES PLACE ON TUESDAY BETWEEN 10:00 AM-12:00 PM AT THE GRADUATE STUDIES OFFICE

THE GRADUATE STUDIES OFFICE IS LOCATED ON

2ND FLOOR, WEST WING,

MAIN QUAD, UCC

If you are unable to attend at this time please email mmurphy@ucc.ie to arrange another time.

Research Student Orientation

UCC organises orientation for research students in April and October. Details of the events will be available here.

Plan your modules

UCC provides a large range of modules for research students. In some cases, specific modules are a requirement; check your course outline for compulsory modules required on your course. All PhD students are required to take a minimum level of 15 credits of coursework and training. For a 3 year PhD, the maximum number of module credits that can be undertaken is 30 credits. For a 4 year PhD, the maximum number of credits that can be undertaken is 90 credits. The Book of Modules and instructions on module registration are available online here. Agree with your supervisory team on which modules you should undertake. All research students may apply to do postgraduate training modules.

Make a work plan with your supervisory team

Meet your supervisory team and agree on a plan for your research course, including any modules. The Research Student Learning Plan is a useful template.

Read the Code of Practice

The Code of Practice for supervision research students is available online Code of Practice for Supervision of Research Students.