News for February 2025

The Secretary of State visited the Belfast School of Art at Ulster University, in this its 175th anniversary year, and the £1.6 million Virtual Production Studio.

Research, co-authored by an Ulster University academic, suggests that officials should reschedule kick-off times outside the hottest afternoon hours for 2026 FIFA World Cup.

This key finding is one of the headline figures available on the All-Island Economic Intelligence Dashboard, a first-ever tool for seamless economic comparison between Northern Ireland and regions within the Republic of Ireland

The Culinary Salon series, which welcomes renowned chefs to the Academy Restaurant in Belfast to collaborate with Ulster University students, returns on 6 February

Ten projects in UK and Canada will foster quantum’s unique properties to drive innovation and scientific progress

This accreditation marks a significant milestone in Ulster’s efforts to create a culture of sustainable thinking and action across the University.

Northern Ireland’s housing market remained relatively stable through the final quarter of 2024, as some households face ‘uncertainty’ since the Autumn’s Budget.

The School of Nursing and Paramedic Science’s Athena Swan Award is also the first gold achieved by Ulster University.

The RCN Foundation Amin Abdullah Grant will help fund a nurse-led pilot of an anti-bullying workshop education model

Also featuring the Institute of Food Science and Technology (IFST) Northern Ireland branch, the event explored legislative requirements and experiences across the island of Ireland

With over 100 public submissions, this collection is a rich tapestry of voices, including Ulster University graduates

Ulster University’s Head of Infrastructure and Operations, Terence Nicholl, recently featured as a panellist at the Check Point Cyber Leaders Summit in Belfast which brought together key industry experts to focus on challenges in cybersecurity.

A year-long series of events will celebrate ARK, a collaboration between Ulster University and Queen’s University Belfast, as a source of trusted, independent and research-informed insights for Northern Ireland in a changing world.

Unique North-South collaboration between Ulster University and Atlantic Technological University (ATU) celebrates 20th anniversary of Masters in Leadership and Innovation in the Public Sector

Ulster University students nominated in all categories for Royal Television Society Northern Ireland Student Television Awards

The Economy Minister and the Vice-Chancellor announced the purchase of Timber Quay as part of the expansion of Ulster University’s Derry~Londonderry Campus

£75.6 million national collaboration of labs set to drive the development of emerging technologies and to secure Northern Ireland’s future in the creative industries