Geography Department, UCC

27/09/2024

Hizbullah agus Iosrael: agallamh liomsa ar Raidió na Gaeltachta ar maidin.

Deacrachtaí romhainn le ról UNIFiL má leannann an cogadh ar aghaid i ndeisceart na Liobáine https://shorturl.at/n5OWm

Ní mise atá le feiceáil sa ngrianghraf!

An choibhlint idir Iosraeil agus Hizbollah - cá rachfar anois?

28/06/2024

https://www.pbsamerica.co.uk/series/netanyahu-america-the-road-to-war-in-gaza/ #7686

Riveting PBS programme on Israel's attempts to derail any peace with Palestine, in conjunction with Trump and and an assortiment of far-right US interests for whom Palestinian rights mattered not a whit. Goes a long way to explain why the Palestinian position is now so much weaker. Inevitably, that will mean no peace is possible. The murderous attitudes and policies of Netanyahu are key - as long as this man is in power no peace is possible

Netanyahu, America & the Road to War in Gaza offers a sweeping examination of the critical moments leading up to this crisis over the course of the past three decades, and the pivotal role of a central player: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Please be aware there are distressing scenes.

29/01/2024

https://bit.ly/3uhumGk

This could be a game-changer

Agreement aims to maximise offshore wind resources off Ireland’s west coast and Rotterdam’s supply chain expertise

10/08/2023

We are delighted to offer an almost fully funded Postgraduate Diploma in Geographical Information Systems (GIS) starting in September. Flexible Teaching and just 900 euro for the whole course. Please share amongst your contacts and friends looking for upskilling in this growing area: Applications can be made here: https://springboardcourses.ie/details/13443

University College Cork

20/07/2023

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=671358235019132&id=100064348853090

Closing Date 31 July 2023

08/10/2022

Very enjoyable Open Day at UCC meeting prospective Geography students and their parents. Big thanks to our undergrads Eimear Butler & Darragh Hill who assisted us brilliantly. If you couldn't make it today, check out our Information flyers here

20/09/2022

W E L C O M E.

Geography is one of the most dynamic disciplines to study at UCC. We extend a warm welcome to all our returning students, but especially our incoming First Years for 2022.
Our world is increasingly connected across the span of the globe. Our physical environment faces growing challenges and stresses, not least from Climate Change. To address these problems, Geography offers you the chance to cultivate new skills to analyse environmental issues, communicate their impacts and offer sensitive solutions to manage the complex transitions ahead of us. These concerns - which are seen also in the UN Sustainable Development Goals - are central to our Geography programme.

During your time with the Department, you will experience learning in workshops, projects, international field classes and laboratories and have multiple opportunities to conduct your own research as part of your degree.

We look forward to meeting you and starting your journey in Geography together.

19/01/2022

Everyone is very welcome to join us tomorrow, Thursday 20th January at 3.00pm for

A Live Public Webinar to mark the launch of the new, interactive IRA Companies Map created by cartographer Charlie Roche in collaboration with the Military Archives.

Dr Donal O Drisceoil joins cartographers Charlie Roche and Mike Murphy to discuss the research and construction of a new interactive story map based on the Nominal Roll files in the Military Service Pensions Collection. This extraordinary research tool maps Ireland’s 2,181 IRA companies and their respective strengths on two critical dates between the end of the War of Independence and the beginning of the Civil War.

More details at https://www.ucc.ie/en/news/new-interactive-ira-companies-map-launched.

01/12/2020

A major new documentary on the Irish Famine lead by UCC Geographers John Crowley, Michael Murphy and Willie Smyth

The Hunger: The Story of the Irish Famine is a timely reminder of the event's central place in Irish history

19/10/2020

We are so pleased to let you know that Rosie Howlett-Southgate successfully defended her PhD at her Viva this morning. Her panel included Professor Mary Gilmartin (NUIM) as extern, Dr Caitriona Ni Laoire as internal and Dr Silvia Ross as Chair. She performed so well that her PhD has been awarded without the need for any revisions or corrections. Here she is, pictured with the panel, and her advisors, Therese Kenna and Denis Linehan