College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences

The University has four colleges - Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences: Business and Law; Science, Engineering and Food Science; and Medicine and Health. There are over 17,000 students pursuing undergraduate and postgraduate studies. UCC attracts a large number of international students with more than 2,400 students from 98 countries and all five continents currently registered.At undergraduate level the University offers a large variety of degree programmes and there is a full range of postgraduate degrees (both taught and by research) at the level of Master and Doctor in all departments.

Off Campus AccommodationThe University is situated in a pleasant residential area where there is a wide variety of housing options to suit individuals or groups. Rents vary according to size, location, distance from the University and facilities. UCC Campus Accommodation aims to provide “a home away from home” for our international students. Campus Accommodation is more than just a place to eat and sleep - it provides a background for social, cultural and sporting outlets and the chance to develop friendships that will last a lifetime.

• Castlewhite Apartments

• Victoria Lodge

• University Hall

UCC Library brings together many sources of information not readily available elsewhere in Munster. Library Resources

• 735,000 titles (of which approximately 220,000 are e-books)

• 2,194 serials in print

• 81,000 e-journals

• 180+ databases

• The Multimedia Centre on Q+3 Floor facilitates the use of DVDs, CDs, audio cassettes, LPs and Videos.

At the Student Health Department we endeavour to do our best to serve the healthcare needs of the students of University College Cork. We are deeply committed to trying to deliver a quality experience in a highly professional manner. We hope that our students value our service and do not have cause for disappointment about the level of service we offer.