Information & support
Information about how your course is organised and other information about the academic life of the University
Information about how your course is organised and other information about the academic life of the University
How to get contact details of staff and students
Information on your university email account
This is a personalised gateway to many of the online services provided us, including email, our online library services, and Blackboard Learn, the web-based learning environment.
We are interested in you, your personal development and your well-being and will provide opportunities for you to explore and deepen your faith, or discover faith through pastoral care, worship, discussion, prayer and social activities.
ICT Customer Services provides the University’s central IT services including the student desktop environment and wireless service.
Information Services is one of our largest administrative departments with responsibilities covering library, academic and administrative computing, digital communications, reprographic and audiovisual services, archives and rare books.
Whatever your sport or your level of participation, we have something for you.
Student Support is a one stop shop for services which focus on helping you to cope with any problems which might arise and to make the most of your time at University.
The Students' Union provides advice and support with activities, sport, representation, entertainment, services and support.
Information on policies, protocols and codes of practice
How we work to create a good and harmonious working environment
Complaints, campaigns and procedures
Information on photocopying and works in electronic form
Information you need to know if you are convicted of a criminal offence after applying and before enrolling, or whilst enrolled as a student of the University
Find out more about how we protect and distribute your information
Outlines penalties and disciplinary action
Information on how to dress at Ulster
Explains the assessment for those who work or come into contact with vulnerable or potentially vulnerable individuals
Information on the policy prioritising the safeguard of health and safety to all in the university
Deregistration is the term given to a break in study either via Leave of Absence or the Complete Withdrawal from a programme of study.
We have a particular responsibility to safeguard the welfare of any child and vulnerable adult.
Outlines who to contact in the case of an accident
Find out more about permission and misuse surrounding social media
What steps to take when making a student complaint
Why you need a student card
The University’s Acceptable Use Code of Practice (AUCOP) gives guidance and direction on what is and what is not acceptable