University College Cork
Digital Humanities at UCC provides opportunities for students to explore how computer and media technologies can be applied to research and practice in the arts and humanities. Students and scholars working in this domain typically have an interest in how digital technologies can be applied in the exploration and betterment of culture and society.
Our graduates, developed in a student-led learning environment, are developed to be researchers and critical thinkers with expertise in computing as well as the arts and humanities. They are coders and developers as well as excellent writers, communicators, and critical thinkers.
Experience in digital humanities provides students with the following skills and attributes:
- An ability to apply critical, theoretical, and technological approaches to cultural materials and societal challenges;
- An understanding of how to use complex cultural data and materials in digital analysis;
- Deep knowledge and appreciation of the role of digital technologies in culture and society;
- Familiarity with a wide range of communicative modes across a range of media;
- Extensive experience with computers and information technology.
Calendar
| Year 1 - Semester 2 | |
|---|---|
| Dates | Information |
| Orientation | |
| 12/01/26 | Spring Semester |
| 03/04/26 | Start of Easter Recess |
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17/04//26 |
End of Easter Recess |
| 30/03/26 | End of Spring Semester |
| Year 2 - Semester 2 - Dissertation - Dates for 2025-26 | |
|---|---|
| Dates | Information |
| 12/01/26 | Start of Spring Semester |
| 03/04/26 | Start of Easter Recess |
| 17/04/26 | End of Easter Recess |
| 13/08/27 | Dissertation Deadline |
Visa Information
For visa and residence information, visit the International Office. This page provides detailed information on the types of visas required, the application process, and other important details for international students.
Year 1 students will be invited to a pathway meeting with key UCC representatives during Semester 1 to learn about the visa process.
Accommodation
University Accommodation
A limited amount of student accommodation is reserved for international students in the spring semester. This is allocated on a first-come, first-served basis and is only reserved until the end of September. After this date, students will need to rely on private rentals, which can be remote from campus and expensive.
Year 1 Students will be invited to a pathway meeting with UCC where further information about student accommodation will be provided. For more general information, visit the UCC Accommodation page.
Private Accommodation
If you miss out on university accommodation, you can explore private student accommodation options. Here are some useful resources:
- Private Apartment Complexes: There are several private apartment complexes near UCC. Check the Private Apartment Complexes page for more details.
- Cork Rooms: Offers home comforts for international students and postgraduates. Visit Cork Rooms for more information.
- University Living: Provides various types of student accommodation in Cork. Explore options on University Living.
Welcome to Cork
Get to know Cork City and the surrounding region by visiting the Welcome to Cork page. It offers insights into what makes Cork a great place to live and study.
What’s On in Cork
Stay updated on events and activities in Cork by checking out Pure Cork, the official tourism website for Cork, Ireland.
Additional Tips
- Explore All Options: Consider both university and private accommodation options to find the best fit for your needs and budget.
- Stay Informed: Keep an eye on deadlines and application windows to ensure you don’t miss out on available options.
Cost of Living
University College Cork creates an annual cost of living guide.
Support Services
If you would like to discuss any support you may need, please contact the support services at the University.
Visa Support:
International Office
Other Support:
Disability Support;
Accommodation