SDG 3 - Teaching
Ulster University’s health and well-being-related programmes advance SDG 3 by preparing future clinicians, practitioners and health leaders to improve outcomes across diverse populations.
Undergraduate courses
Postgraduate courses
MSc Applied Psychology (Mental Health and Psychological Therapies)
PgCert/PgDip/MSc Health Promotion and Public Health
SDG 3 - Research
Ulster University’s research advances SDG 3 by addressing complex health challenges, informing policy and practice, and supporting more equitable, resilient healthcare systems locally and globally.
Research stories
Adolescents' Mental Well‐Being and Social Support: Mixed Methods Study
Research Centres & Groups
SDG 3 - Partnerships
SDG 3 - Operations
Student and Employee Wellbeing
The Student Wellbeing team offers confidential guidance on mental health, physical health, and academic challenges.
The Employee Wellbeing team provides confidential advice and personalised support for personal and work-related challenges.
Wellbeing Gardens
Ulster University’s campuses are enriched with Wellbeing Gardens designed to promote student and staff wellbeing. Located at the Coleraine and Derry~Londonderry campuses, individuals can engage in gardening activities, fostering mindfulness and connection to nature.
Sports Centres
Ulster University operates sports centres across its Belfast, Coleraine, Derry~Londonderry, and Jordanstown campuses, offering fully equipped gyms, regular exercise classes, racquet sports, and health suites.
Sports Centres are open to everyone in the community, however staff and graduates receive membership discounts of over 10%, while students from any university or college benefit from discounts of over 30%.
