Contact the UCC Accommodation and Community Life Office or the UCCSU Welfare Officer at welfare@uccsu.ie. Their details and further resources are listed on the Accommodation page.

Contact the Welfare Officer at welfare@uccsu.ie. They can discuss UCCSU support and direct you to other relevant services. Current schemes are listed on the Financial Assistance page.

Complete the online application at leapcard.ie before visiting. The Student Leap Card page contains the current UCCSU service details.

UCCSU’s Grading Information page explains the general percentage bands used for honours classifications and pass grades. Requirements can differ by programme, so always check the Marks and Standards information for your own course.

Contact the UCCSU Education Officer at education@uccsu.ie. UCCSU can assist with exams, repeats, timetables, reasonable accommodations, academic appeals and progression queries. See the Education page.

The Student Support Contacts page lists UCC counselling, wellbeing and external support services. You can also contact the Welfare Officer at welfare@uccsu.ie. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, contact the emergency services.

Contact the UCCSU Welfare Officer at welfare@uccsu.ie. The Welfare Officer can listen, explain available supports and help direct you to the appropriate service. See the Welfare page for more information.

UCCSU maintains a Student Support Contacts page covering mental health, finance, accommodation, disability, LGBTQ+ support, sexual health and addiction services.

Academic and exam queries normally go to the Education Officer; personal, financial and wellbeing queries to the Welfare Officer; event queries to the Entertainments Officer; and campaigns or engagement queries to the Communications and Engagement Officer. The contact page lists the current officers and their details.

The UCC Students’ Union is at 54 College Road, behind the O’Rahilly Building and beside the SU Common Room. See the contact page for contact details and directions.