To obtain more detailed information on the programme, please email the programme coordinator Dr. Emma O'Shea emma.oshea@ucc.ie  or contact the programme administrator at 021 462 7347 or email christopherwalsh@ucc.ie 

To obtain more detailed information on the programme, please email the programme coordinator Dr. Siobhán Fox s.fox@ucc.ie or contact the programme administrator at 021 462 7347 or email christopherwalsh@ucc.ie 

These dates are posted, per programme on the links below:

• MSc. in Older Person Rehabilitation
• PG Cert. in Older Person Rehabilitation
• MSc. in Dementia
• PG Cert. in Dementia

The provisional dates are posted on the CPD website at CPD Website or you can contact the office (021 4902872) to obtain the dates if not yet uploaded to site.

YES, you can continue to work full-time while doing the programme part-time. The majority of our students work full-time.

The fees for each of the programmes are available at:

• MSc. in Older Person Rehabilitation
• PG Cert. in Older Person Rehabilitation
• MSc. in Dementia
• PG Cert. in Dementia

For CPD Modules, please click here.

Information pertaining to student funding can be found by clicking on this link student assistance OR you can email: studentassistancefund@ucc.ie 

For instructions on how to apply, UCC Apply.

NO, at this present time it does not.

For general enquiries or information, please contact the Graduate Studies Office, 2nd Floor, West Wing, Main Quadrangle, UCC. 

Their contact details are:

• Tel: +353 21 490 2876
• Email: graduatestudies@ucc.ie
• Web: Graduate Studies Office 

The Fees Office is located on the first floor of the North Wing of the Main Quadrangle in UCC.

• UCC Fees Office 

All registration queries will be handled by the Student Records and Examination Office.  See contact details below:

You should contact the programme administrator at +353 21 462 7347 or email: christopherwalsh@ucc.ie. 

If you have queries pertaining to your student card, please contact the Student Records and Examination Office - details below:

Student Records and Examination Office

• Tel: +353 (0) 21 490 2422
• Email: sreo@ucc.ie 

ID cards for First Year students will be issued on completion of registration and orientation. This ID card will be for the duration of the student's programme of study and will be validated each year on payment of the relevant fee.

ID cards for Ongoing students, which are for the duration of the programme, will be validated at the start of the new academic year provided that the student registers online and pays the relevant fee.

Replacement ID Cards can be obtained from the Student Records and Examinations Office.

If you need additional assistance, please contact the Student Records and Examination Office at +353 21 490 2422 OR email: sreo@ucc.ie 

• You must be a fully registered student to logon to Canvas.
• If you cannot see all your modules on Canvas, it means that either your lecturer has not enabled your module, or you are not fully registered for that module.
• To see which modules you are registered for, log onto https://www.ucc.ie/en/sit/ and go to MyStudentAdmin.
• In all cases, please allow a day or so for your registration information to be reflected on Cancas.
• Lecturers - please contact us at ltu@ucc.ie if you have problems with your module list or have logon difficulties.

1. Go to http://sit.ucc.ie 
2. Log-on to Student Portal
3. Click on the Canvas icon.

Please contact the Boole Library information desk at library@ucc.ie

A module is a subject that you study as part of your programme. Each module will award you either 5, 10, 15, or 20 credits once successfully completed. Each year of your programme contains 60 credits in total; you must register for your complete 60 credits by selecting the compulsory and/or optional modules available when completing registration.

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Lecture material (i.e. presentation slides, references, etc) will be uploaded on Canvas for students to view prior to the class meeting.

Contact days for Semester 1 and Semester 2 can be found on this website under each individual Programme section. Detailed timetables for each module are available on Canvas at the beginning of each term but these can be subject to change.

These details are all documented in the Student Handbook as well as the Module Handbook and both are uploaded to Canvas at the beginning of each term for each module. A step by step guideline document is uploaded to Canvas outlining the steps for preparing your assignment. 

The standard reference style used in UCC is the Harvard style.

All assignments must be submitted through Turnitin on Canvas. Please click here for a Canvas Training Guide.

It differes with each module but the structure usually is continuous in-class assessment (i.e. student participation and communication within class), recommended reading and one final essay assignment (2000-3000 words).

If you would like to speak to other students in the programme you should contact christopherwalsh@ucc.ie and we will make arrangements. We are working on putting some testimonials on our website for students to view.

At this present time the programme is not on-line. The programme promotes a blended learning approach where content is delivered online via the UCC's Canvas system, through lectures, webinars, workshops and facilitated student led discussions.

If you are finding it difficult to continue with the course or make a decision regarding what to do in certain circumstances, you should contact the Programme Manager to talk things through. (Telephone no and email address can be found in the Contact Us section). A valuable source of information can also be found at the following link Mitigation / Deferral

Information regarding the Student Advisor and Ombudsman can be found at the following link Student Ombudsman