University College Cork

The MSc Human Anatomy at University College Cork (UCC) is a 12-month full-time programme focused on clinically relevant anatomical sciences, combining advanced theory with practical, dissection-based learning. You will develop specialist knowledge in areas such as gross anatomy, neuroanatomy, and embryological development. Duration: 12 months (full-time) Credits: Not specified in the provided record Delivery format: Full-time (campus-based; practical/laboratory components) Language of instruction: English Tuition fees: Not specified in the provided record Start dates: Not specified in the provided record Application deadlines: Not specified in the provided record Programme focus: Clinically applied human anatomy, including dissection-based learning and radiological imaging concepts The MSc Human Anatomy is delivered over 12 months and includes a mix of core modules and supporting learning in anatomical sciences. Core modules (as listed in the record): - Human Gross Anatomy - Radiological Imaging - Neuroanatomy - Human Embryological Development - Human Cell and Tissue Structure Learning approach: - Laboratory-based practical learning to develop dissection and anatomical identification skills - Applied study of anatomical structures and their clinical relevance - Assessments aligned to core anatomical competencies Note: The provided record does not specify semester-by-semester module allocation, elective options, or the presence of a dissertation/capstone. Please confirm the full curriculum details with UCC for the most accurate module timetable and assessment format. Academic requirements: - Minimum Second Class Honours Grade 2 (NFQ Level 8) in a primary honours degree in a subject related to the MSc (e.g., healthcare, nursing, biomedical, bioengineering, pre-med, or any biological science) OR - A medical qualification from the NUI or an equivalent institution, with full professional registration with the Medical Council of Ireland (or equivalent national regulatory body) Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL): - In exceptional circumstances, applicants with a Second Class Honours Grade 2 in an unrelated NFQ Level 8 primary honours degree may be considered under RPL, subject to Programme Committee approval. English language requirements (minimum scores shown in the record): - IELTS: 6.5 (overall) - TOEFL iBT: 90 (overall) - PTE Academic: 63 (overall) - Duolingo English Test: 120 (overall) - Oxford Test of English (OTE): 140 (overall) Required documents (typical; confirm with UCC): - Academic transcripts and degree certificate(s) - Proof of English proficiency (if applicable) - CV and/or supporting statement (if requested) - Any professional registration evidence (for medically qualified applicants) Deadlines and start dates: - Not specified in the provided record. Please check UCC’s programme page for the latest application windows.

Post-study work options for graduates

After completing your MSc at University College Cork, you may be eligible to apply for a post-study work permission/visa route in Ireland, subject to meeting the relevant immigration criteria.

• Eligibility: Typically requires that you have completed an eligible programme in Ireland and hold the appropriate immigration permission during your studies.
• Duration: Post-study permissions are granted for a limited period and depend on the specific scheme in place at the time of application.
• Conditions: You may need to apply within the required timeframe after graduation and provide evidence of programme completion.
• Work rights: The permission may allow you to work without needing a separate work permit for the permitted period, but this depends on the current rules and your personal circumstances.

Important: Immigration rules can change. Always verify the latest requirements with the Irish immigration authorities or UCC’s international student support before applying.