Kylemore Group offer a range of places to eat and drink on campus.
These outlets include:
Áras na Mac Léinn, The Student Centre at University College Cork is at the heart of the campus. Áras na Mac Léinn provides numerous facilities to the staff, students and visitors to UCC.
UCC’s creche called ‘Creche Cois Laoi’ has a capacity for eighty children. Two-thirds of their places are allocated to students, with the remaining third to full-time staff. Grant holders may apply for a subsidy towards crèche costs. There is a waiting list for the crèche which is managed on a first come first served basis.
Creche Cois Laoi, Brookfield.
Tel: +353 (0)21 490 1607
Email: creche@ucc.ie
Web: Click here to visit
Financial support is available from the Students’ Union for full-time student parents whose children attend a creche.
The aim of the Student Health Department is that every student remains healthy of mind and body during their University life and will provide whatever help they can to help each student achieve this. They have limited resources so all students are reminded of the need to be registered with a local General Practitioner. This service is complementary to the services available to every student though their General Practitioner and cannot and does not purport to be responsible for the provision of General Practitioner services to any student.
The Student Health Department seeks to provide services that target illnesses and problems that occur in the University Student population. It does not seek to, and is not resourced to provide a full GP service but has a range of services that may not be as easily accessible in the community. They do provide the following services:
If any student is worried about a health problem, they can arrange an appointment with the Student health Department Service on 021-4902311 or call to the department where the receptionist will arrange a clinic appointment for you. Note: It is not possible to book an appointment via e-mail or on-line. If a student is acutely ill on the day, their problem may initially be assessed by a nurse and if necessary seen by the doctor as soon as possible.
University College Cork’s Visitors’ Centre acts as a central point of information for the many visitors to the University.
The centre is located along the Stone Corridor in the North Wing, at the cultural and historical heart of campus.
UCC is already a popular tourist destination and new audio tours taking in the history and culture of the University are available from the Visitors’ Centre for purchase – call into centre for more details.
Opening Hours: Mon. – Fri.: 9am-5pm, Sat.: 12pm-5pm
Contact Visitors’ Centre: T:+353 (0)21 4901876
Email: visitorscentre@ucc.ie