University College Cork, College of Medicine and Health Postgraduate Opportunities
School of Clinical Therapies jointly by UCC, TCD and the RCSI. Email applications will be accepted up to an
hsriadmin@rcsi.ie
Candidates must hold a primary professional degree in Occupational Therapy, Research Masters: Available in Obstetrics (MAO) and Surgery (MCh).
Speech & Language Therapy or Physiotherapy. http://www.ucc.ie/calendar/postgraduate/Masters/page09.html
PhD & Doctor of Occupational Therapy D.Occ.T: Candidates must hold MMedSc (Sport and Exercise Medicine): Classes are held at weekends
a primary professional qualification, a Masters Degree and for the D.Occ.T, for this part-time cyclical programme with a research project submitted at the
medschool@ucc.ie
MSc (Obstetrics and Gynaecology): Taught modules, clinical attachments
School of Dentistry and Department of and a thesis - the course is part-time, running for 18 months.
Epidemiology and Public Health http://www.ucc.ie/calendar/postgraduate/Masters/medicine/page16.html
Masters Degree in Dental Public Health – MDPH: Flexible full or part MSc in Occupational Health: Part-time taught programme over 2 calendar
time course designed for health professionals. Applicants are required to have years held 2 evenings per week (Monday and Thursday), October to May.
a BDS degree of the NUI or equivalent degree. For further information contact: http://www.ucc.ie/calendar/postgraduate/Masters/medicine/page12.html
m.harding@ucc.ie http://www.ucc.ie/academic/pubh/ Postgraduate Certificate in Health Protection: Specifically designed
to meet the needs of working professionals, part-time running from January to
School of Medicine April/May. http://www.ucc.ie/calendar/postgraduate/certificate/page01.htm
Advanced Southern Simulation Education and Training (ASSET)
Centre: A full immersion, high fidelity simulation centre using the world’s School of Nursing and Midwifery:
most advanced human simulator, offering opportunities to all healthcare PhD (by research) and Doctor of Nursing Practice (taught mode)
professionals to train for high risk situations in a simulated clinical Masters Programmes: (by research or taught mode)
d.power@ucc.ie Postgraduate Diploma: 7 speciality areas.
Masters in Public Health (MPH): Offered full or part time and aimed at Postgraduate Certificates (subject to approval): 3 speciality areas:
healthcare professionals and students whose efforts contribute to the health Community Health Nursing, Gerontological Nursing and Multiple and Complex
of individuals and populations. Four pathways allow students to specialise in Disabilities (Intellectual Disability). Applications can be completed online at
General Public Health, Epidemiology, Health Protection or Health Promotion. www.pac.ie/ucc, The closing date for receipt of completed applications is 30th
http://www.ucc.ie/academic/pubh/ April, 2010.
Postgraduate Diploma in Palliative Care: A 2-year, part-time programme Flexi-Option Modules: A range of modules are available. For more
run in partnership between the Medical School and St. Patrick’s/Marymount. information, phone 021-4901555.
edcentre@stpatricksmarymount.ie or http://www.ucc.ie/en/nursingmidwifery/ProgrammesonOffer/
medschool@ucc.ie PostgraduateProgrammes/
Postgraduate Education Centre, Cork University Maternity
Hospital: Runs programmes aimed at healthcare professionals engaged in School of Pharmacy
teaching, as well as courses in Neonatal Resuscitation. MSc Clinical Pharmacy/Postgraduate Diploma/MSc Postgraduate
nrp@ucc.ie Diploma Conversion Course: Part-time distance education programme,
Doctoral thesis (MD/DMed): May be pursued on the basis of work featuring teleconferencing and e-learning, provides pharmacists with specialist
completed at UCC, off-site or published work. training to enhance their role in hospital environments.
http://www.ucc.ie/calendar/postgraduate/Doctor/page002.html www.ucc.ie/acad/pharmschool/teaching/PostgradProgrammes.php
PhD in Health Services Research: Cross-institutional Health Services PhD in Clinical Pharmacy/Pharmacy: Offers multiple research
Research programme aiming to improve health through quality healthcare opportunities leading to the award of a PhD. See research interests of individual
management and delivery in the Irish system. Funded by the HRB and offered staff at http://www.ucc.ie/en/pharmacy/people/acad/
Application queries should be directed to: Graduate Studies Office, University College Cork
graduatestudies@ucc.ie
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