Leader in Integrated ICT Hardware & Systems
Info Session on new UCC Policy on Progress Reviews for Research Students
Tyndall Code of Conduct and Publication Procedure
UCC Policy on Supervision of Research Students
Research Student Learning Plan
The following recordings are available for supervisors. Please contact orla.slattery@tyndall.ie if you would like a link to the recordings
Recording 1
Recording 2
SEFS Graduate Students Handbook
A quick guide to thesis submission
Procedures for Submission and Examination of Doctoral Degrees
Research Masters Thesis Submission Steps
Procedures for Submission and Examination of Research Masters Degrees
UCC requirements for Structured PhDs
All incoming PhD/PhD track students register on a structured PhD programme. .
PostGraduate Studies in MTU Overview
Student Counselling & Development provide individual counselling and support to students with emotional, psychological, academic or personal development needs and also provide a range of psycho-educational group initiatives to students. They offer a friendly, professional and confidential counselling service to the students of Tyndall National Institute and University College Cork. This is a free service provided to all UCC registered students. Student Counselling & Development has a team of professionally qualified and widely experienced counsellors. They are used to helping people from many different backgrounds and cultures with a wide range of personnel issues.
Online support information for students
The service also provides a number of Student Development Workshops and Staff Development Workshops for Supervisors throughout the year, further information is available by viewing the following link:
ucc.ie/en/studentcounselling/devandtraining
You can contact this free and confidential service at:
Telephone: [021] 490 35 65
Text: 087 215 25 05
Email: counselling@ucc.ie
Open: 9.30 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. and 2.15 p.m. to 4.15 p.m.
Location: Ardpatrick House, College Road, Next to College Car Park
Website: ucc.ie/en/studentcounselling
The Disability Support Service (DSS) is committed in as far as is reasonably possible, to empowering students with disabilities achieve their academic and vocational goals in an inclusive learning environment. This is a free and confidential service to all students who register with the Disability Support Service.
We provide a range of Educational, Technological, Personal and Social Supports to students with disabilities and Specific Learning Difficulties. We also provide information and training to UCC staff and external stakeholders in the field of disability and education. The Service has a comprehensive outreach programme which focuses on raising awareness and provision of training in Assistive Technologies to students in second level and their teachers. The Service hosts numerous information sessions on the Disability Access Route to Education (DARE).
Information about the range of services provided by the DSS can be found here.