Fighting COVID-19
Ulster University experts are tackling the Covid-19 pandemic from every angle, and leveraging global partnership networks to support the local, national and international response.
Our Research
Our research
Ulster University's international reputation for research excellence has received world-wide recognition.
COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Response
Ulster University researchers are tackling the Covid-19 pandemic by using their research skills, expertise and global partnership networks to understand the virus and support the local, national and international response.
Research Excellence
We are in the top 25% of UK universities for world-leading research, based on research power.
Doctoral College
Discover research opportunities at Ulster University.
Research Topics
In the top 25% of UK Universities for Research Power, we’re committed to delivering globally significant research with local relevance.
Our researchers
Listen to some of our researchers describe some of their current research projects
Research integrity
Get more information on the governance of research at Ulster University.
People
Research staff contact information.
Policies
Research & Impact Policies and Procedures.
Participants
We require participants to get involved and contribute towards research across a number of areas.
Collaboration and Innovation
Ulster University has a long and successful heritage of creating value from our research knowledge.
Work with Us
Ulster University supports the SME regional economy with strong research partnerships.
Funding Opportunities
There are a range of funding programmes available to support innovation and R&D.
Innovation Ulster Ltd
The wholly owned knowledge and technology venturing company of Ulster University.
Case studies
Find out how we have provided practical, innovative services to businesses.
Meet the Team
Information on our staff who work on collaboration and innovation.
News for Research & Impact
NI school governor system reinforces division, says report
8 September 2020
Eating after 6pm linked to poor diet, Ulster University study finds
1 September 2020