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Leadership and Strategy

Leadership and Strategy

This page contains information on the leadership of the university together with key strategic documents and links to key services of the university.

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Key strategic services and publications

President's Reports

Strategic Plan 2023-2028

Business and Enterprise

Research

UCC News and Views

Photo (L-R): Professor Anita Maguire, Head, School of Chemistry & Lead, UCC Future Pharmaceuticals; Professor John Cryan, Vice President for Research and Innovation, UCC; Professor Anne Moore, UCC & NIBRT appointed professor; Professor John O’Halloran, President, UCC; Professor Elena Matsa, UCC & NIBRT appointed professor; Dr Darrin Morrissey, CEO, NIBRT; Dr Tiffany Rau, Adjunct Professor, School of Biochemistry & Cell Biology, UCC; Professor Justin McCarthy, Head, School of Biochemistry and Cell Biology, UCC; Professor Sarah Culloty, Head, College of Science, Engineering and Food Science, UCC. Photo credit: Provision

NIBRT and UCC collaborate to improve Advanced Therapeutics and Vaccine Development in Ireland

NIBRT/UCC partnership marks a significant step forward in advancing research excellence and fostering innovation in bioprocessing. Initiative marked by new joint appointment of Professor Anne Moore an Professor Elena Matsa.

Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media, Catherine Martin TD is pictured with Dr Andy Bielenberg, Principal Investigator of the Irish Civil War Fatalities Project and Senior Lecturer at UCC School of History, and John Dorney, Research Assistant and Historian, at the launch of The Irish Civil War Fatalities Project. Image: Maxwell Photography

Landmark research on Irish Civil War fatalities launched

Database and interactive map lists all of the combatant and civilian fatalities. Project shows that numbers killed were considerably less than in the War of Independence. Research indicates the Civil War was more violent, brutal and protracted in counties Kerry, Tipperary and Louth.

UCC graduate Dr Alan McCarthy scaling a monterey pine tree on UCC's campus as part of national bird conservation project.

Ringing ravens on University College Cork's campus

Ravens nesting on UCC's campus become part of nationwide conservation project.

Celebrating the awarding of UCC's fifth Green Flag are Mark Poland, UCC Director of Buildings and Estates, Deirdre O'Carroll, An Taisce Green-Campus Manager, UCC President Prof. John O'Halloran, Dearbhla Richardson, UCCSU Environmental & Sustainability Officer, and Dr Maria Kirrane Head of Sustainability and Climate Action.

UCC becomes first university in the world to secure five Green Flags

University College Cork (UCC) has become the first higher education institute in the world to secure a fifth Green Flag, which was raised today on the university campus.

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