Study Abroad
Live, learn and socialise in Northern Ireland for one semester or for a full academic year.
Why Study Abroad in Northern Ireland?
- Experience UK education whilst being immersed in Northern Irish culture.
- Land of Legends: Get up close to the iconic stories of the Titanic, Game of Thrones, Giants Causeway and more...
- Accessible to London, Dublin and the rest of Europe!
- Develop your English language skills and even learn a little Gaelic!
- The chance to explore the UK and Europe, broadening your horizons.
How long can I study abroad at Ulster for?
You can study with us for a full academic year from mid-September to the end of May. Alternatively, you can join us for Semester one September to January (Fall/Autumn) or Semester two January to May (Spring).
Study Abroad Prospectus
Our Study Abroad Prospectus contains everything you need to know about studying abroad in Northern Ireland. Download a copy or view it below.
Interested?
How to apply
Learn more about how to apply as a Study Abroad or Exchange Student
Modules
Choose modules from a range of subjects on our Study Abroad programme.
Dates & Deadlines
Essential Dates and Deadlines for Academic Year 2019/20
Fees
Find out the latest study abroad tuition fees for international students.
Study Advisers
Interested? Contact the Study Adviser for your chosen modules of interest for more information.
English language requirements
English language requirements for admission at Ulster University.
Visas and Immigration
Find out whether you will need a visa to study in the UK, which type of visa you will need and how to apply for one.
Accommodation
Browse our accommodation options starting from just £73 per week.
Pre-Arrival
Congratulations! We hope to see you on campus soon. Take a look at next steps to studying with us, including applying for your visa, travel arrangements and booking Pre-sessional English courses if you need it.
Enrolment
Enrolment information for Exchange/Study Abroad students arriving in September 2019
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