UNIVERSITY COLLEGE CORK

University College Cork (UCC) is a public research university in Cork, Ireland. It is the oldest university in Ireland outside of Dublin, and is one of the leading universities in the country. UCC has over 20,000 students, making it the largest university in Munster.

a) Type of university: Public university

b) Affiliations: UCC is affiliated with the National University of Ireland, which is a confederation of seven universities in Ireland.

c) No. of students: UCC has over 20,000 students, making it the largest university in Munster. The student body is made up of students from over 100 countries.

d) Location: UCC is located in Cork, Ireland. Cork is the second largest city in Ireland, and is known for its friendly people, its vibrant culture, and its beautiful scenery.

e) Website: ucc.ie

f) Campus locations: UCC has two main campus locations: the main campus in Cork city, and the Tyndall National Institute campus in Bishopstown. The main campus is home to most of the university’s academic departments and student services. The Tyndall National Institute campus is a research institute that focuses on engineering, science, and technology.

a) QS ranking global:  58th in the world for Arts and Humanities, 101-150th in the world for Social Sciences and Management, and 151-200th in the world for Natural Sciences.

b) THE ranking global: 401-500

c) Guardian ranking: 101

a) Cost of tuitions: The average cost of tuition for undergraduate students at UCC is €9,250 per year.

b) Cost of living: The average cost of living for students in Cork is €10,000 per year.