Ulster University's First Cohort of Engineering Students Graduate

11 July 2017

Ulster University's First Cohort of Engineering Students Graduate

Ulster University’s first cohort of engineering graduates from the new Centre for Renewable Energy (CERE) at the University’s Magee campus.

Ulster University Engineering Students Graduate Ulster University’s first cohort of engineering graduates from the new Centre for Renewable Energy (CERE) at the University’s Magee campus.

Ulster University's first cohort of engineering graduates are pictured at the new Centre for Renewable Energy (CERE) at the University's Magee campus are pictured with Provost Dr Malachy O'Neill.

Opened in September 2013 to meet growing industry demands for local talent, CERE at Ulster University offers a choice of several degrees in engineering covering all aspects of renewable energy and mechanical and manufacturing and electrical and electronic engineering.

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