| Course Name |
Arts Celtic Studies & Social Sciences - Masters by Research |
| Course Provider |
University College Cork |
| Course Code |
CKF01-85 CKV02-40 CKV47-48 |
| Course Type |
Postgraduate |
| Qualifications |
| Award Name | NFQ Classification | Awarding Body | NFQ Level |
| Degree - Masters (Level 9 NFQ)
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Major |
National University of Ireland |
Level 9 NFQ |
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| Apply To |
PAC |
| Attendance Options |
Full time, Part time |
| Location (Districts) |
Cork City |
| Qualification Letters |
MPhil/MSocSc/MRes/MEd |
| PAC Application Information |
Expand+1. Choose a course.
Find a supervisor
Once students know which area or topic they wish to research, they then need to find a supervisor. This site offers a list of academics listed under a wide range of schools/departments/disciplines.
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Hide-1. Choose a course.
Find a supervisor
Once students know which area or topic they wish to research, they then need to find a supervisor. This site offers a list of academics listed under a wide range of schools/departments/disciplines.
Students can also contact UCC Department/Schools relevant to that area of research and check the availability of an appropriate supervisor.
Students need to choose a supervisor and discuss your prospective research with them before applying. Your supervisor will let you know if you need to prepare a research proposal and will need to approve your proposal before you submit it. You may need to submit this proposal directly to the department and/or submit it with your online application. Candidates who apply to research programmes in Arts, Law or Medicine & Health are required to submit a research proposal of approximately 1,500 words, and in Commerce a proposal of approximately 500 words is required.
2. Apply Online
After confirming your research area and supervisor in UCC, students apply online at the Postgraduate Applications Centre (PAC). You may apply for up to 3 research courses in your application (applicants are limited to one application per year). A non-refundable application fee of €50 applies.
You will need to apply at least three months in advance of your estimated start date. There are 4 start dates each year for PhD students; October, January, April and July.
All Non-EU applicants must apply through the International Education Office at https://www.ucc.ie/en/international/
3. Gather Supporting Documentation
Scanned copies of the following documents will need to be uploaded to www.pac.ie/ucc in support of your application.
Evidence of all qualifications listed on your application, including transcripts of examination results for each year to date that have not been completed at University College Cork
Your original Passport or Birth Certificate (non-UCC students only). You will be registered in the name that appears on your passport or birth certificate.
Your research proposal (check with your Supervisor if this should be submitted to the department as well)
Any supplementary forms requested
You do not need to supply originals of any document in support of your application to PAC in Galway at application stage. However, you will be asked to produce the original documents in support of your application to UCC when you register.
Your application cannot be processed until all supporting documentation has been uploaded to your PAC account. If you are unable scan and upload the requisite documentation, hard copies may be posted to the following address and uploaded on your behalf: Postgraduate Applications Centre, 1 Courthouse Square, Galway, H91 VF21.
Fees
Fees for postgraduate research courses are payable in two instalments for EU students. The first instalment is payable upon online registration. The second instalment is payable six months later. See course fee weblink field.
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| Application Weblink |
Web Page - Click Here |
| Link to Course Fee |
Web Page - Click Here |
| Entry Requirements |
Expand+Academic requirements
Master by Research applicants need an honours level degree (NFQ level 8) with a minimum of a 2H2 (second class honours, grade 2) to apply.
Check our qualification comparison website at https://www.ucc.ie/en/study/compariso...
Hide-Academic requirements
Master by Research applicants need an honours level degree (NFQ level 8) with a minimum of a 2H2 (second class honours, grade 2) to apply.
Check our qualification comparison website at https://www.ucc.ie/en/study/comparison/ for equivalencies.
Check our English language requirements at https://www.ucc.ie/en/study/comparison/english/postgraduate/.
Although students generally choose a topic for their research from their degree discipline you are not restricted to your primary degree subjects.
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| Research Areas |
Expand+CKF01 M Phil - Latin (Full-Time)
CKF02 M Phil - Latin (Part-Time)
CKF03 M Phil - Greek (Full-Time)
CKF04 M Phil - Greek (Part-Time)
CKF05 M Phil - Greek & Roman Civilisation (Full-Time)
CKF06 M Phil - Greek & Roman Civilisation (Part-Time)
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Hide-CKF01 M Phil - Latin (Full-Time)
CKF02 M Phil - Latin (Part-Time)
CKF03 M Phil - Greek (Full-Time)
CKF04 M Phil - Greek (Part-Time)
CKF05 M Phil - Greek & Roman Civilisation (Full-Time)
CKF06 M Phil - Greek & Roman Civilisation (Part-Time)
CKF07 M Phil - Applied Mathematics (Full-Time)
CKF08 M Phil - Applied Mathematics (Part-Time)
CKF09 M Phil - Applied Psychology (Full-Time)
CKF10 M Phil - Applied Psychology (Part-Time)
CKF11 M Phil - Social Policy (Full-Time)
CKF12 M Phil - Social Policy (Part-Time)
CKF13 M Phil - Archaeology (Full-Time)
CKF14 M Phil - Archaeology (Part-Time)
CKF15 M Phil - Folklore (Full-Time)
CKF16 M Phil - Folklore (Part-Time)
CKF17 M Phil - Computer Studies (Full-Time)
CKF18 M Phil - Computer Studies (Part-Time)
CKF19 M Phil - Early & Medieval Irish (Full-Time)
CKF20 M Phil - Early & Medieval Irish (Part-Time)
CKF21 M Phil - Celtic Civilisation (Part-Time)
CKF22 M Phil - Celtic Civilisation (Part-Time)
CKF23 M Phil - Economics (Full-Time)
CKF24 M Phil - Economics (Part-Time)
CKF25 M Phil - Education (Full-Time)
CKF26 M Phil - Education (Part-Time)
CKF27 M Phil - English (Full-Time)
CKF28 M Phil - English (Part-Time)
CKF29 M Phil - French (Full-Time)
CKF30 M Phil - French (Part-Time)
CKF31 M Phil - Geography (Full-Time)
CKF32 M Phil - Geography (Part-Time)
CKF33 M Phil - German (Full-Time)
CKF34 M Phil - German (Part-Time)
CKF35 M Phil - Hispanic Studies (Full-Time)
CKF36 M Phil - Hispanic Studies (Part-Time)
CKF37 M Phil - History of Art (Full-Time)
CKF38 M Phil - History of Art (Part-Time)
CKF39 M Phil - History (Full-Time)
CKF40 M Phil - History (Part-Time)
CKF43 M Phil - Italian (Full-Time)
CKF44 M Phil - Italian (Part-Time)
CKF45 M Phil - Mathematics (Full-Time)
CKF46 M Phil - Mathematics (Part-Time)
CKF47 M Phil - Mathematical Studies (Full-Time)
CKF48 M Phil - Mathematical Studies (Part-Time)
CKF49 M Phil - Modern Irish (Full-Time)
CKF50 M Phil - Modern Irish (Part-Time)
CKF51 M Phil - Music (Full-Time)
CKF52 M Phil - Music (Part-Time)
CKF53 M Phil - Philosophy (Full-Time)
CKF54 M Phil - Philosophy (Part-Time)
CKF55 M Phil - Sociology (Full-Time)
CKF56 M Phil - Sociology (Part-Time)
CKF57 M Phil - Statistics (Full-Time)
CKF58 M Phil - Statistics (Part-Time)
CKF59 M Phil - European Studies (Full-Time)
CKF60 M Phil - European Studies (Part-Time)
CKF61 M Phil - An Leann Duchais (Full-Time)
CKF62 M Phil - An Leann Duchais (Part-Time)
CKF63 M Social Science (Full-Time)
CKF64 M Social Science (Part-Time)
CKF65 MEd (Full-Time)
CKF66 MEd (Part-Time)
CKF67 M Phil - Drama & Theatre Studies (Full-Time)
CKF68 M Phil - Drama & Theatre Studies (Part-Time)
CKF69 M Social Science (by Portfolio) (Full-Time)
CKF70 M Social Science (by Portfolio) (Part-Time)
CKF71 MPhil - Composition (Full-Time)
CKF72 MPhil - Composition (Part-Time)
CKF73 M Phil - Policy Studies (Full-Time)
CKF74 M Phil - Policy Studies (Part-Time)
CKF75 M Phil - Chinese Studies (Full-Time)
CKF76 M Phil - Chinese Studies (Part-Time)
CKF77 Mphil by Independent Research (History) (Full-Time)
CKF78 MPhil - Study of Religions (Full-Time)
CKF79 MPhil - Study of Religions (Part-Time)
CKF80 MPhil - Politics (Full-Time)
CKF81 MPhil - Politics (Part-Time)
CKF82 MPhil - Women`s Studies (Full-Time)
CKF83 MPhil - Women`s Studies (Part-Time)
CKF84 MPhil (Arts) Sociology and Philosophy (Full-Time)
CKF85 MPhil (Arts) Sociology and Philosophy (Part-Time)
CKV02 MRes - Drama and Theatre Studies (Part-Time)
CKV03 MRes - French (Full-Time)
CKV04 MRes - French (Part-Time)
CKV05 MRes - Folklore (Full-Time)
CKV06 MRes - Folklore (Part-Time)
CKV07 MRes - Bealoideas (Full-Time)
CKV08 MRes - Bealoideas (Part-Time)
CKV09 MRes - Hispanic Studies (Full-Time)
CKV10 MRes - Hispanic Studies (Part-Time)
CKV11 MRes - History (Full-Time)
CKV12 MRes - History (Part-Time)
CKV13 MRes - History of Art (Full-Time)
CKV14 MRes - History of Art (Part-Time)
CKV15 MRes - Italian (Full-Time)
CKV16 MRes - Italian (Part-Time)
CKV17 MRes - Music (Full-Time)
CKV18 MRes - Music (Part-Time)
CKV19 MRes - Classics (Full-Time)
CKV20 MRes - Classics (Part-Time)
CKV21 MRes - German (Full-Time)
CKV22 MRes - German (Part-Time)
CKV23 MRes - English (Full-Time)
CKV24 MRes - English (Part-Time)
CKV25 MRes - Study of Religions (Full-Time)
CKV26 MRes - Study of Religions (Part-Time)
CKV27 MRes - Sociology (Full-Time)
CKV28 MRes - Sociology (Part-Time)
CKV29 MRes - Applied Social Studies (Full-Time)
CKV30 MRes - Applied Social Studies (Part-Time)
CKV31 MRes - Geography (Full-Time)
CKV32 MRes - Geography (Part-Time)
CKV33 MRes - Film and Screen Media (Full-Time)
CKV34 MRes - Film and Screen Media (Part-Time)
CKV35 MRes - Modern Irish (Full-Time)
CKV36 MRes - Modern Irish (Part-Time)
CKV37 MRes - Mathematical Studies (Full-Time)
CKV38 MRes - Mathematical Studies (Full-Time)
CKV39 MRes - Women`s Studies (Full-Time)
CKV40 MRes - Women`s Studies (Part-Time)
CKV47 MRES Philosophy (Full-Time) Apply
CKV48 MRES Digital Arts and Humanities (Full-Time)
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| Further Enquiries |
If you cannot find the information you are looking for, call us on + 353 (0)21 490 2876 or email graduatestudies@ucc.ie and we'll do our best to help.
Contact Details for Application Queries
Irish/EU applicants
Deirdre Daly
Graduate Studies Office
University College Cork
Tel: +353 (0)21 490 3241
Email: ddaly@reg.ucc.ie
International/non-EU applicants
International Office
University College Cork
Tel: +353 (0) 21 490 4745
Email: internationaloffice@ucc.ie |
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