Friday, January 17, 2025

Food Takes the Spotlight in UCC's Adult Short Courses Spring Schedule. Application deadline this Monday

Food Takes the Spotlight in UCC's 

Adult Short Courses Spring Schedule




Application deadline this Monday


From beekeeping to wine, and gut health to better nutrition, University College Cork (UCC) is

offering over two dozen short courses including an impressive line-up of food related

courses for adults who wish to combine learning with socialising via its Short Course

Programme.

Now in its 20 th year, the Short Course Programme, run by UCC’s Adult Continuing Education

ACE, hosts a portfolio of courses across the themes of art and culture, literature and creative

writing, history, genealogy and folklore, climate and sustainable living, and personal and

professional development.

Food related short courses on offer in the Spring schedule include:

 Beekeeping Made Easy | Wednesdays 6pm-8pm | UCC

 Wine Studies | Wednesdays or Thursdays 7pm-9pm | UCC

 Sugar, Fat & Fad Diets, A No-nonsense Guide to Nutrition and Health |

Tuesdays 7pm-9pm | UCC

 Gut Instincts: Unlocking the Secrets of the Microbiome | Thursdays 7pm-9pm |

UCC

Launching this semester’s programme, Regina Sexton, Short Course Coordinator at UCC’s

ACE said:

“As UCC celebrates over twenty years of offering short courses to the general public, we're

very happy to present a new programme of 26 courses for Spring 2025. While these courses

showcase the research strengths of the university community, we are also aware of the

social importance of these courses for participants.

“The courses not only help students to extend their knowledge, but they are also spaces

where students can make new connections in a friendly environment of like-minded peers. In

a time when isolation and loneliness are unfortunate realities for many people, these short

courses bring people together in the classroom and on fieldtrips and they are an enjoyable

way of meeting new acquaintances and in developing new ways of looking at the world,” she

said.

The closing date for applications is Monday January 20. Click here for more information on

how to register: https://www.ucc.ie/en/ace/courses/shortcourses/

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