UNIVERSITY COLLEGE CORK · IRELAND
Part-time Master's Programmes at University College Cork
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University College Cork (UCC) offers a range of part-time Master's programmes through its Adult Continuing Education department. These programs are designed for individuals seeking to advance their knowledge and skills while balancing other commitments. The programs are delivered on-campus in Cork, Ireland. UCC is committed to providing high-quality education and support to its students. The Adult Continuing Education center offers a variety of courses aimed at professional development and personal enrichment. Further details on specific Master's programs, including curriculum and entry requirements, can be found by exploring the available courses.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the general entry requirements for part-time Master's programmes at University College Cork?
- Applicants typically need an undergraduate degree or an equivalent qualification. Specific program requirements, including any necessary experience, are detailed on each course's page on the UCC website.
- How do I find information on tuition fees for international students?
- International and EU tuition fees for postgraduate programs are available in the 'Postgraduate EU and International Fees 2026/27' schedule on the UCC Finance Office website. Fee status depends on nationality and residency, with guidelines available on the UCC Finance Office website.
- How can I apply to a part-time Master's programme?
- You should first find your specific Master's program on the UCC website, then check its entry requirements. Prepare your documents, including academic transcripts and proof of English proficiency if needed, and submit your application online through the UCC Apply portal.
- What documents do I need to submit with my application?
- Required documents typically include academic transcripts, degree certificates, and proof of English language proficiency if applicable. You may also need a CV or resume, and potentially a personal statement, depending on the program.
- Where can I find detailed curriculum information for the programmes?
- Specific curriculum details, module content, and structure for each part-time Master's program are available on the individual course listings on the UCC website.
Entry requirements
Previous DegreeApplicants should typically hold an undergraduate degree or equivalent qualification. Specific requirements may vary by program.
Detailed entry requirements for each program are available on the specific course pages on the UCC website. Applicants are advised to check these for precise qualifications and experience needed.
Fees
Tuition (international)International and EU fees for postgraduate programs are detailed in the 'Postgraduate EU and International Fees 2026/27' schedule available on the UCC Finance Office website. Specific program fees will be listed there.
Tuition (home)EU and domestic fees for postgraduate programs are detailed in the 'Postgraduate EU and International Fees 2026/27' schedule available on the UCC Finance Office website. Specific program fees will be listed there.
LivingInformation regarding living costs in Cork can be found on the UCC website, typically within sections related to student support or prospective student information.
Fee status (EU/Non-EU) is determined by nationality and residency. Applicants must check the relevant fee assessment guidelines on the UCC Finance Office website.
How to apply
1. Find Your ProgramIdentify the specific part-time Master's program you wish to apply for on the UCC website.
2. Check Entry RequirementsReview the academic and English language requirements for your chosen program. These are listed on the program's specific page.
3. Prepare DocumentsGather necessary documents, including academic transcripts, degree certificates, proof of English proficiency (if applicable), and a CV or resume.
4. Apply OnlineSubmit your application through the UCC Apply portal. International applicants apply directly through this system.
5. Await DecisionThe admissions team will review your application. You will be notified of the outcome.
Scholarships
Qualcomm Award for Excellence in Electrical and Electronic Engineering€5,000
Accreditation
University College Cork is a recognized institution of higher education. Specific program accreditations would be detailed on individual course pages.
Frequently asked questions
What are the general entry requirements for part-time Master's programmes at University College Cork?
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Applicants typically need an undergraduate degree or an equivalent qualification. Specific program requirements, including any necessary experience, are detailed on each course's page on the UCC website.
How do I find information on tuition fees for international students?
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International and EU tuition fees for postgraduate programs are available in the 'Postgraduate EU and International Fees 2026/27' schedule on the UCC Finance Office website. Fee status depends on nationality and residency, with guidelines available on the UCC Finance Office website.
How can I apply to a part-time Master's programme?
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You should first find your specific Master's program on the UCC website, then check its entry requirements. Prepare your documents, including academic transcripts and proof of English proficiency if needed, and submit your application online through the UCC Apply portal.
What documents do I need to submit with my application?
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Required documents typically include academic transcripts, degree certificates, and proof of English language proficiency if applicable. You may also need a CV or resume, and potentially a personal statement, depending on the program.
Where can I find detailed curriculum information for the programmes?
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Specific curriculum details, module content, and structure for each part-time Master's program are available on the individual course listings on the UCC website.