The Cork Folklore Project is a non-profit community research and oral history archive in a partnership with the Department of Folklore and Ethnology at University College Cork, Northside Community Enterprises and the Department of Social Protection. Serving as a community Read More …
The Cork Decorative & Fine Arts Society (CorkDFAS) has announced more details of its programme of lectures for autumn/winter 2015/2016. On November 4th, Mary Jane Boland, a lecturer in the History of Art Department at UCC, will give a talk Read More …
This project is training a group of local residents in socio-economic research skills. The group have recently completed a Certificate / Diploma in Women’s Studies with ACE at Uuniversity College Cork and have been recruited to undertake a large scale Read More …
The Music4Children programme was devised in 2011 by Dr. Eva McMullan-Glossop and her colleague Mr. Padraig Wallace. Initially inspired by her two little boys Joe and Sam, Eva saw the need for a quality music programme that was accessible to Read More …
‘Hands On’ is an on-going collaborative research project that is currently taking place between the Department of Music and the Disability Support Service in order to increase the accessibility of music to blind and visually impaired students at University College Read More …
Directed by Dr. Eva McMullan-Glossop and accompanied by Dr. Rhoda Dullea, the UCC choir comprises of staff and students from across the UCC campus, as well as members from the wider Cork Community. Since Eva’s appointment as musical director, she Read More …
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PsychSlam is an annual competition held by the School of Applied Psychology at University College Cork. The event gives Transition Year students the opportunity to gain experience with the discipline of psychology by researching a psychological topic of their choice Read More …
The Department of Archaeology in UCC has a long history of engagement with community groups on heritage matters. With great popular interest in our subject, there is always scope to make the results of our research accessible to the general Read More …
