Read the latest news from Ulster University. Major step forward for Ulster University as new Teaching and Student Centre in Derry~Londonderry is granted planning approval ...
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Former New Zealand Prime Minister honoured by Ulster University for global public service leadership
Ulster University has conferred an Honorary Doctor of Laws (LLD) on former New Zealand Prime Minister, Helen Clark, at its Belfast campus, recognising her outstanding contribution to public service. A ...
One of Northern Ireland’s largest annual exhibitions of emerging creative talent, the Ulster University Belfast School of Art Graduate Showcase 2026, is now open to the public at the University’s ...
Global screen icon, former Governor of California, Emmy-winning producer and seven-time Mr Olympia recognised for his remarkable contributions to public service, environmental action and the arts ...
EPIC Futures NI, a Local Policy Innovation Partnership led by Ulster University, has today announced funding awards totalling £440,000 to eight pioneering organisations and their partners as part of ...
We are Ulster University, and these are our stories. We are ambitious, enthusiastic and team players. Meet Julie Nelson, who is a support assistant at the Sports Village, Jordanstown. Julie’s passion ...
The Academic Calendar shows the University's standard teaching, assessment and vacation dates. Some programmes may have different teaching schedules, assessment periods, placements or vacation ...
As part of the award-winning LLM in Access to Justice (previously called LLM Clinical Legal Education) our postgraduate Law students offer free legal advice and, where appropriate, representation to ...
Together, the iMPROVE and PEACETIME projects represent an investment of more than €20 million under the PEACEPLUS Programme, managed by the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB). Ulster University has ...
Ulster University has been awarded £253,961 by The National Lottery Heritage Fund to further develop its long-standing Conflict Archive on the Internet (CAIN) as part of the new “Home in Troubled ...
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