Ulster University news for October 2024
Over 100 guests including passionate foodies and members of the local hospitality industry attended the Ulster University Culinary Salon on Tuesday evening
The initiative aims to empower women entrepreneurs, bolster the regional economy, and advance gender equality in Northern Ireland.
As Halloween creeps closer and the spine-tingling excitement builds, dare to embrace the spooky season with Ulster University’s thrilling celebrations across campuses.
Students and poets came together in Coleraine for a live poetry reading inspired by travel across Northern Ireland
According to research carried out by Maynooth University and Ulster University
The Research Culture Northern Ireland (RCNI) project will enhance collaboration across Northern Ireland’s research community
Ulster University made a significant impact at this year’s Higher Options, Ireland's largest higher education recruitment exhibition, which took place from 25-27 September at the RDS in Dublin.
The internationally recognised course will open doors for career opportunities at some of the world's top golfing resorts and organisations.
UK Culture and Community Cohesion: New Results from UKRI Inclusive Innovation Funding
In only three minutes, James presented his research on “Start Young, Live Long: is reeling in a tasty catch the secret to longevity?” at the final.
Inviting proposals of up to £30,000 addressing issues related to economic activity
Tickets are now on sale as the Belfast School of Art at Ulster University honours 175 years of creativity that has shaped the cultural fabric of the city and beyond
Dr. McKeown will hold the position in the School of Biomedical Sciences and the School of Medicine
The Coleraine academic was honoured with an accolade from Masaryk University in Brno, Czech Republic.
Over 100 local business leaders, political representatives, stakeholders and neighbours in the city visit the Derry~Londonderry campus for a showcase of its expansion plans
Ulster University is joining forces with Derry City and Strabane District Council with support announced today for the Derry Halloween programme.
Two of Ireland’s leading art and design schools will partner to promote cross-cultural understanding and enable creative exchange in art and design education.
I Just Called by Ulster University researcher Colin James Woods is an interactive exhibition which is touring Belfast libraries this year, having just launched in Belfast Central Library.
The Halloween Dr Andrew Sneddon brings revelers the chance to delve into the trial of the Islandmagee witches in County Antrim in 1711, Ireland’s last, and only mass prosecution.
€46million funding announcement will improve equal access to inclusive and quality services in education, training and lifelong learning in Northern Ireland and the border counties of Ireland.
