Ulster University news for July 2024
An Ulster University graduate who battled Covid-19, cancer and the menopause throughout her studies has said she is “filled with hope” as she collects her PhD, while crediting her family, friends and University supervisors for their support.
From overcoming the challenges of the Covid pandemic to excelling in his placement year, Peter's university journey has paved the way for a career in design engineering
Originally from Portugal, Tiago now calls Portadown home where he is dedicated to giving back to his local community.
Anna graduates with a First-Class Honours undergraduate degree in Journalism this summer.
The Allstate NI Convocation Undergraduate Student of the Year 2024 overcame life challenges to graduate with a BSc in Personalised Medicine.
Ulster University has been voted by students as the number one Best UK University and ranked first place for careers services and job prospects in the StudentCrowd University Awards 2024.
The award-winning comic shared his advice for students as he accepted the award on Monday
The award comes during the 175th anniversary year of the Belfast School of Art
In recognition of her international impact on sustainability, climate change and social responsibility
Visiting Belfast to receive her Honorary Doctorate, Samantha shared her advice for the Class of 2024
In recognition of outstanding contribution to promoting shared education and empowering women
Sister Nuala has dedicated her time to serving the most vulnerable regardless of their situation, history or religious beliefs
The exhibition is open to the public from 5 July – 30 August in Birley Building reception, Ulster University Belfast.
Recognised for his significant contribution to the field of journalism.
Ulster University’s Community Scholarships programme offer everyone the opportunity to experience higher education without the financial burden of tuition fees.
Derry~Londonderry and Coleraine provided key support for the event, while the University sponsored the U17 and U19 categories.
Ulster University students from across Northern Ireland will be setting off to the United States for the opportunity of a lifetime next month, as part of the prestigious Study USA scholarship programme.
This second annual ‘International Diversity Celebration’ event helped to increase awareness about cultural diversity at the University.
As a 35-year software veteran, Tom will be a mentor and coach to PhD students at Ulster University, including those at the Artificial Intelligence Research Centre (AIRC).
Michael Gillies, Lecturer in Culinary Arts Management at Ulster University, was nominated to the Academy by MasterChef star and Scotland’s National Chef, Gary Maclean
In report co-authored by the Ulster University Economic Policy Centre, Queen’s University Belfast and Aston University.
Join us for Pride 2024 at Ulster University – Diverse, Equal, Proud!
The event brought together experts to discuss and shed light on the areas of Sustainability and e-waste management.
The University is thrilled to spotlight our talented students, alumni and Honorary Graduates who are gearing up to compete for Olympic Glory.
Florence was presented the runner-up award for Nursing Research at the award ceremony held last month.
Growth rates are forecasted at 1.4% in 2024 and 1.7% in 2025 in Northern Ireland.
Sean has recently won the NI Lifetime Achievement Award for dedication to the NI Hospitality Industry as well as the UUSU Educator of the Year Award
The second phase of the Changemakers campaign seeks to highlight the incredible impact that our people and our partners are making both in Northern Ireland and globally.
