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Project Description

University College Cork has long recognised the need to develop high quality educational and training facilities at the Cork University Hospital campus. The development of the Clinical Medical School (CMS) at Cork University Hospital (CUH) is proposed to address shortfalls in existing educational and student support facilities for the student population at CUH.  It is proposed that specific space is developed as part of the CMS project for further education and training infrastructure development for staff and other healthcare student needs at CUH.

The facility which will be incorporated into the proposed CUH Block A Acute Bed facility and will comprise c.2,000 m2 of teaching and student space incorporating a lecture theatre, and various teaching rooms with media and IT facilities along with staff offices and accommodation for student facilities including a locker room and Quiet Space.

The intended goals for the CUCMS@CUH development will be to:

  • provide a centralised, multi-functional facility for Clinical Education and Training on the CUH site.
  • adhere to and monitor internal best practice, trends and standards of education and training progress towards the CUH site, meeting education and training requirements of the statutory regulatory training.
  • meet the anticipated increasing requirements in providing undergraduate facilities at the site as the consolidation of acute services progress.
  • provide a first phase in a larger scale, modular development to comprehensively address the extensive education, training and continuing professional development requirements of the larger staff body at the important clinical site.

UCC

Tim Cronin

Interim Director of Buildings & Estates

 

Finbarr Wall

Deputy Capital Projects Officer

     

Design Team

Architect

Scott Tallon Walker

 

Civil Structural

Arup

 

Mech & Elect

JV Tierney

 

Quantity Surveyor

Turner Townsend

 

PSDP

Reddy Architecture

 Project Status:   The status of the project is pre planning application, with a planning application expected to be submitted in early 2027.  

 

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