*** WELCOMING APPLICATIONS NOW FOR SEPTEMBER 2026 ***
The UCD MSc in One Health is a new one-year Masters programme designed for graduates who are passionate about the interconnectedness of human, animal, plant and environmental health, looking for a global career that spans sectors, disciplines and institutional boundaries.
The first programme of its kind to be offered in Ireland, students will learn from a diverse group of internationally recognised experts from across UCD and will benefit from innovative learning and skills training. This will equip them with the capabilities to put One Health into practice.
We are inviting graduates with a minimum Level 8 degree or international equivalent from diverse disciplines, e.g. health, veterinary, environment, agriculture, food systems, policy, economics, law, data and related fields, to apply now for a September 2026 start.
Find all the details at https://t.co/jLY7G9Iczq
We are recruiting for a Research Master's student interested in inclusive sport and the personal and social impact of mixed-ability triathlon training.
This one-year MRes is fully funded (EU fees + €18,000 stipend) by Triathlon Ireland through Sport Ireland's research grants scheme.
Application closing date: Friday, 21 August 2026, 17:00 (Irish time)
Start: January 2027
The MRes student will be supervised by Dr Ross Neville, Associate Professor and Head of Subject (Sport Management) at UCD School of Public Health, Physiotherapy and Sports Science.
Find out more at https://t.co/7Xx5TAbP4f
@UCD_Research@ucdsportsclubs@UCD_HPG@hpl_ish_ucd
The latest issue of our newsletter 'SPHPSS In Focus' is out now. It contains loads of news about what's been happening recently in the School and in the wider school community. We hope you enjoy reading it!
https://t.co/u6KTz9xQsI
Thanks to Andrew, Lee, Chanelle and Logan, physiotherapy students working in the UCD Physiotherapy Hub, who offered free grip strength, balance and flexibility testing on campus today. And huge thanks to all the students who participated!
The UCD Physiotherapy Hub has been running an Active Campus Europe (ACE) initiative since 2023, a free service to help UCD students and staff to increase their physical activity levels and strength.
You can find out more about the ACE programme at UCD at https://t.co/eQPUjWFBwP
#ActiveCampusEurope #UCDPhysiotherapyHub #GetActive #UCD #strength #flexibility
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Always a pleasure working with academic partner-in-crime @DaalenKim 😁
This 📰 stems from our projects which highlighted the hegemonic nature of global health academia/decision-making 🌎 by examining #methods used to measure representation/diversity
Read ➡️https://t.co/WBPD3Ecydy
Congratulations to our 2025-2026 Master of Public Health and Europubhealth classes who finished their time with us on campus with a fun end-of-year event at the UCD Village last week. Thanks to our External Examiner, Prof. Philippe Mayaud from The London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine for joining us. Best of luck with your dissertations and we look forward to seeing you again at graduation!
Huge congratulations to our BSc Health & Performance Science final year students who presented their theses at a poster presentation at UCD today. Thanks for sharing such interesting research🌟
📢Last opportunity to join the HBM4IE sampling campaign, which concludes on 18th May📢
Interested participants are encouraged to contact the research team soon to book a slot: [email protected]. Participants will receive a goodie bag and a One4all voucher, and will also be contributing to important public health research on chemical exposures.
📢 Seeking Volunteers 🙋🏻♀️ 🙋♂️
Need volunteers to join a national Irish Human Biomonitoring study.
Who should join?
- age 18-39
- can attend an appointment at St. Vincent's, Dublin 4.
Why?
To enhance understand of chemical exposures.
Small token of appreciate included.
Well done to all of the graduate students who displayed their research at the UCD College of Health & Agricultural Sciences Graduate Research Student Symposium at UCD today.
Pictured are some of the School of Public Health, Physiotherapy and Sports Science researchers and their posters.
Thanks to Cormac Ryan, Eline de Jager, Damien Byrne, Darragh Doherty, Conor White and all of the students and their supervisors for sharing some really interesting research💡
#graduateresearch
We're delighted that Daragh Searing, UCD MSc Sport Management alumnus, has been listed in the Sport for Business and PwC Ireland 30 under 30 2026. Daragh is a Business Development Manager with TicketCo, operating across the UK and Ireland, where he supports growth and innovation within the sports sector.
Find out more at https://t.co/vimAwaPUrK
Image Credit: Sport for Business
If you are a female athlete, 18 years or over, you might like to participate in one of these really interesting studies being conducted by UCD SPHPSS PhD student Eline de Jager, supervised by Dr Sinead Holden.
Eline is researching a number of areas including how measures of recovery using wearables vary with ovarian hormone profiles, and how females use menstrual tracking in sport.
Further info is in the posters.
Today on Earth Day 2026, we are proud to be participating in the Planetary Health Report Card initiative, which has the goal of evaluating and improving planetary health content in health professional schools.
Led by UCD SPHPSS MSc in Clinical Nutrition & Dietetics students Jessica Barbulescu and Aoife Kelliher, and mentored by Dr Sarah Browne, we have evaluated our MSc in Clinical Nutrition & Dietetics programme for planetary health and recorded the initiatives we are currently undertaking in this area, in addition to identifying further opportunities for improvements that we can pursue to ensure we protect the future of our planet.
Read more at https://t.co/5LtoO7F4bY
#EarthDay2026
Congratulations to Carrie O'Keeffe, UCD BSc Sport & Exercise Management alumna, who has been listed in the Sport for Business and PwC Ireland 30 under 30 2026. Carrie is an Anti-Doping Education Executive with Sport Ireland.
Read about her journey so far at https://t.co/i5EBDykm5T
Dr Nicol Van Dyk is an Ad Astra Lecturer/Assistant Professor at UCD SPHPSS. He is a trained physiotherapist and performance health researcher and has studied, worked and researched around the world. A clinical researcher with a special interest in muscle injuries and injury prevention, he has great appreciation for integrated healthcare, shared decision making, and evidence based medicine. Read more about his career and research to date ⬇️
@NicolvanDyk@t_tcusack@Blake_Cath@CaulfieldBrian@caitrionacunn@Sinead_Holden@OliveLennon1@MaryOKeeffe007