Ulster University news for June 2024
Ulster University research has found that user ratings and download rates are an unreliable indicator of quality in digital health apps.
Ulster University joins £4.6million, Research England funded project, Next Generation Research Supervision Project (RSVP), designed to transform the culture and practice of research supervision.
Oliver Jeffers, Alice Maher, Hugh Mulholland, Niamh McCarthy, Paul Young, Irene MacWilliam and Stephen McGilloway come together to champion the Past, Present and Future of the Belfast School of Art (BSoA) as it celebrates 175 years.
Economics student Bronagh Cassidy has been awarded the CompareNI.com Fintech Scholarship
The £100 million initiative is expected to create 1,500 jobs and drive industrial innovation in Northern Ireland.
BSc (Hons) Social Work students enjoyed a transformative learning experience, during which they undertook fieldwork in local communities.
The Times Higher Education Impact Rankings evaluate universities globally for their contributions towards creating a more sustainable world, particularly their efforts to excel across United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Ulster University was selected as a UK partner from a wide range of British universities, given the strong reputation and robust nature of the long-standing TESOL programme.
The awards included the Nursing Research Award sponsored by Ulster University.
GenAIEdu 2024 will host international experts to explore the future of AI for the education sector and prepare the region for successful adoption
Over 120 delegates from SMEs, entrepreneurs, academics and policymakers attend knowledge event at Ulster University Belfast
The 3-day STEM event was held to coincide with the theme of World Oceans Day and was attended by Primary School teachers and student teachers.
The World’s finest traditional musicians flock to Belfast for the fastest growing festival of traditional music in Ireland, with Ulster University at the hub.
A ‘Builders of the Future!' event was held on the Coleraine campus for pupils from two local Primary Schools, who have been working together on a Shared Education initiative.
