Ulster University news for January 2024
A new report by Ulster University Economic Policy Centre (UUEPC) comparing and analysing sickness absence across the UK, to better understand the impact for businesses, has found that in 2022, Northern Ireland experienced its highest sickness absence rate since 2015.
The upcoming art exhibition in London, titled 'Visions of the Future,' promises to showcase the perspectives and talents of a new generation of female artists from Ulster University.
Jahswill is founder of charity Multi-Ethnic Sports and Cultures NI (MSCNI) and has received many recent awards for his ongoing voluntary work.
GenAIEdu 2024 to host International Experts to Explore the Future of AI for the Education Sector and Prepare the Region for Successful Adoption.
As we enter the new year, economists at Ulster University reveal that Northern Ireland’s economic outlook is stuck in second gear, as forecasts show subdued growth this year before increasing in 2025.
To mark twenty-fifth anniversary of Belfast Good Friday Agreement and Hume’s historic Nobel Peace Prize.
This year's TEDxStormont event convened a diverse group of speakers, with Professor Declan Keeney outlining the wealth of opportunities in the creative industries for young people in Northern Ireland.
Agreement Officially launched by Minister Simon Harris TD at ATU Donegal, Letterkenny.
Taking place at the Belfast campus, the summit will explore how Belfast can become Europe’s leading small city to live, work, and visit.
An epic line-up of industry leaders from Netflix, Pixar and Sony Pictures Imageworks are amongst the key speakers representing film, TV and gaming talent at RENDR.
Ulster University supports the SistersIN Leadership Programme, a regional initiative providing a developmental journey for sixth form girls to enhance confidence and broaden career ambitions.
