Ulster University News
Jordanstown campus to host a Drive-in Cinema
17 July 2020
Enjoy the digital showcase of the BSOA Class of 2020
16 July 2020
Ulster University professor receives prestigious Nursing Fellowship
Professor McIlfatrick is the only RCN member from Northern Ireland to receive the Fellowship this year
16 July 2020
Secure the next generation of FinTech talent through Ulster University Business School
New innovative degree apprenticeship to recruit skilled financial technology graduates
10 July 2020
Parents from across Northern Ireland with children in primary, post-primary and special schools overwhelmingly found supporting their children’s learning from home and well-being challenging and difficult during lockdown.
9 July 2020
Ulster Researchers support the response to COVID-19
As a university, Ulster University experts are tackling the Covid-19 pandemic from every angle, with our researchers working on a number of COVID-19 related studies, from the physical study of the virus itself, to the implications of societal
7 July 2020
Researchers develop new Mental Health App to support people during COVID-19 and beyond
Developed by researchers from Cork Institute of Technology (CIT) and Ulster University, the app is available for use 24/7
7 July 2020
Ulster University launches free online courses for workers affected by COVID-19
The online courses will upskill and retrain people whose jobs have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic
6 July 2020
Universal credit should be designed with the people who use it, new report says
Radical changes to Universal Credit are needed now more than ever to help families facing further hardship as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, a new report says.
30 June 2020
Multi-disciplinary team of Ulster experts help secure £33m grant to build zero emission ferries
Multi-disciplinary team of Ulster experts help secure £33m grant to build zero emission ferries
26 June 2020
UNESCO sites lead the way on sustainable development and create value for communities across the UK
A report published today, by the UK National Commission for UNESCO, has highlighted that UNESCO projects can build a greener, more equal and more peaceful world, while also creating financial value.
25 June 2020
Ulster University academics and students feature in the first ever Virtual Learning Festival
Ulster University recently partnered with Derry City and Strabane District Council and North West Regional College to achieve designation for the city as a member of the UNESCO'S Global Network of Learning Cities.
24 June 2020
