News for May 2024

Ulster University Business School (UUBS), in collaboration with the Centre for Research in Ethnic Minority Entrepreneurship (CREME) at Aston University, hosted an event on Tuesday 30 April 2024 in Belfast to promote greater success and inclusion for ethnic minority entrepreneurs.

The event was held on the Coleraine campus and explored the application and future of AI (Artificial Intelligence) in digital marketing.

NI’s top employers will meet graduates at the largest annual gathering of graduate recruiters in Northern Ireland.

This move signifies a leap forward in enhancing employability prospects for nursing graduates offering them entry onto both professional registers to legally practice in GB, Northern Ireland, and the Republic of Ireland.

The Sports Centre at Nelson Place will be a key leisure resource for Ulster University students, staff and the local community.

A diverse group of scholars and experts came together at Ulster University Belfast to explore the latest developments in screen skills research.

LLM graduate Martin Fee submitted this dissertation as part of his final year degree programme

Northern Ireland’s housing market continues to remain stable entering into the first quarter of the year with evidence beginning to show consumer confidence increasing, according to the latest research from Ulster University.

Explore the vast range of rewarding career paths in the hospitality, tourism, and events sectors.

Double celebrations as Ulster University Belfast is awarded RSUA Building of the Year.

Participant tells of "life changing" impact as study led by an academic from Ulster University's School of Medicine proves link between bariatric surgery and improved fertility prospects in international first.

Ulster University has appointed Professor Gillian Armstrong MBE to the role of Pro Vice Chancellor and Executive Dean of Ulster University Business School (UUBS).

The Festival celebrated PhD research success and was held on 9 -10 May on the Belfast campus.

Ulster University Business School has announced the launch of a new scholarship in partnership with Professor Julie Hastings, Director of Hastings Hotels and Visiting Professor at Ulster University Business School (UUBS).

Belfast born actress, producer and director Geraldine Hughes, whose credits include Children in the Crossfire, Killing Lincoln and Rocky Balboa, has visited Ulster University Belfast to lead an exclusive acting workshop with Belfast community groups.

Former President of Ireland Mary Robinson, celebrated comedian Patrick Kielty, renowned artist Oliver Jeffers and US Glamour’s Samantha Barry named among Ulster University’s Honorary Graduates.

Professor Pilar Fernandez-Ibanez, Professor of Environmental Engineering within Ulster University’s School of Engineering, has been admitted to the Royal Irish Academy (RIA), at an event held on Friday 24 May in Dublin.

The report, produced in collaboration with Dublin City University, points to strong recent performance in the tourism industry in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland

Ulster University’s Belfast School of Art is proud to announce the highly anticipated 2024 Graduate Fashion Show, in this, the 175th anniversary year of the Belfast School of Art.

A cohort of Northern Ireland’s emerging leaders have returned to Derry~Londonderry as they continue their journey on the Ulster University 25@25 Leadership Programme.

Studio Ulster is Northern Ireland's largest production studio developed by Ulster University, in partnership with Belfast Harbour and supported by Northern Ireland Screen.

The Future North West conference centred on shaping a transformative future for Ireland and Northern Ireland through strategic and cohesive planning.

A diverse range of fashion collections created by Ulster University students, from avant-garde designs to sustainable fashion solutions, were displayed on the runway at the highly anticipated 2024 Belfast School of Art Graduate Fashion Show this week.