Our Global Buddy scheme is a mentoring scheme where we match new international students to existing Ulster students to support their transition to a new culture, environment and learning experience.

Through our Global work-based learning opportunities, students will develop the independence, autonomy and professional skills to succeed in the global workplace. Through our Go Global work-based ...

Showcasing and Empowering Women in STEM (SEWS): Inspiring the Next Generation confronts the pressing challenge of promoting ...

As a leading provider of health-related education, with almost 6,500 students and approximately 250 academic staff, we offer an extensive portfolio of accredited degree and research programmes ...

Article 2 of the Windsor Framework is a short article but has important implications for rights and equality in this ...

At Ulster University, every community, project, service, and campus contributes towards the global sustainability and climate change agenda. This Annual Sustainability Report shines a spotlight on ...

Mental health problems are traditionally classified as discrete disorders characterised by specific symptoms. While this approach has dominated psychiatry for over a century, it has a number of ...

Welcome to your country's information page. Here, you'll find relevant information for your country to help you make an application to one of our degree programmes, including entry requirements, ...

Maxim Fomin specialises in Celtic Studies, Digital Humanities and Irish Folklore. He published extensively on various aspects of Celtic Studies, including medieval Irish wisdom-texts and epic sagas, ...

If you are timetabled in to a centrally supported space which has no fixed equipment, or you think you may need assistance in using the technologies within the space you have been timetabled in, ...

This lecture is delivered in conjunction with Young at Art’s Professional Delegate programme as part of the Belfast ...