EDGE activities

This leadership programme will take Sports students on a journey to gain a better understanding of yourself and gain skills to help you grow and develop as a leader

The All-Ireland Interprofessional Healthcare Challenge for Students (AIPEC) provides an opportunity for students from all health disciplines to work collaboratively with colleagues from different professions.

This activity encourages you to identify and reflect the significant contribution to your university education that caring and managing within a home-based work experience provides.

This self directed EDGE activity will enable you to launch your job search in the right way through a series of self directed activities supporting your preparation to find and apply for opportunities.

This activity, with the help of 1-1 support, will help students to visually identify and articulate their own career goals and ambitions.

Get EDGE accreditation for completing Employer Insight Programmes and Ambassadorial roles.

First year students undertaking this activity will address a number of graduate qualities across four constructs with a view to developing in these areas whilst undertaking their first practice learning experience.

Communication and Counselling Studies students will explore the application of counselling in professional contexts through visits to two-three counselling agencies.

This EDGE Award activity is specifically designed for final year and postgraduate students approaching the final stages of their degree programme

The final of three Media Production EDGE Award activities, this level supports students to build on Entry and Intermediate level activities by developing advanced level production skills through the completion of a range of projects.

The first of 3 levels of Media Production EDGE Award activities, developed to help you enhance your technical production knowledge through involvement in a range of extra curricular projects.

The second of three levels of Media Production EDGE activities, the Intermediate level supports students to build higher level production skills that are progressing from those developed at entry level.

As an Optometry peer mentors you would provide support and signposting to year 1 students.

As a peer researcher you will work in interprofessional teams to undertake online focus groups related to teaching and learning activities

Capture and create existing spaces to help realise interdisciplinary opportunities within the Belfast campus

Development of a paper CV with a complimentary video CV Students are required to develop a paper CV (no longer than two pages) and a complimentary video CV (less than 120 seconds).

If you are completing a Year long placement it automatically counts as an Ulster EDGE Award activity. If you are in final year it will show on your EDGE record in Nov/Dec of your final year.