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Pat O'Leary from ACE, UCC presented at this workshop, exploring the roles, benefits and opportunities of coaching in the context of lifelong learning.

The workshop is part of the UNIC Lifelong Learning Framework and the recording is now available.

Following the UNIC conference and to open the UNIC CityLabs Festival in Oulu, Finland, UCC, Cork City and UNIC partners signed a historic Joint Engaged Research Declaration to develop a common approach to engaging communities and their cities in advancing research and innovation to make a difference in people’s lives.

ÍíÉϸ£ÀûÔÚÏß¹Û¿´ Cork are delighted to invite you to join us on Tuesday 29th March, 12:30-14:30 CET (11:30-13:30 Irish Time) for the upcoming UNIC Engaged Research Best Practice Seminar. As part of the UNIC European University alliance, this seminar is the second of a best practice series being delivered under the UNIC for Engaged Research (UNIC4ER) programme of work.

Go Green with the Train instead of Plane (TIP) Scheme! Are you planning to study abroad at a UNIC university? Will you travel to your destination by train? Then you should apply for the UNIC Train Instead of Plane (TIP) scheme! UNIC will award grants of €185 in a lottery system.

As part of the , UCC’s Institute for Social Science in the 21st Century (ISS21), in conjunction with the Equality, Diversity & Inclusion Unit and Access UCC is hosting a seminar series focused on theme of superdiversity. The term superdiversity underlines the growing complexity of diversity, reflecting the increasing prominence of complex mixtures and intersectionalities of ethnicity, race, gender, sexuality, culture, religion, (dis)ability, economic status, legal status and many other aspects. Part of the aim of UNIC is to explore what superdiversity means for the higher education space as well as our wider city and communities.