Strategy
Delivering Sustainable
Futures For All
View Foreword“ I’m pleased to introduce Ulster University’s strategic plan - People, Place and Partnership: Delivering Sustainable Futures for All. “
View Introduction“I am delighted to be introducing our new University strategy: People, Place and Partnership which seeks to unlock our collective potential to deliver Sustainable Futures for All.”
Our regional model is as unique as Northern Ireland itself; deeply rooted in local communities, whilst making a sustained impact on the global stage.
Reaching out from our centres of excellence in Derry~Londonderry, Coleraine, Belfast and Ulster University Sports Village, through our many collaborative partnerships, Ulster University is making a difference every day and is having a lasting impact for individuals and communities alike.
As a multi-campus university, we are transformative, unlocking the potential of people, place and partnership to build sustainable futures for all. Our Values set the tone for our University, who we are, where we are and where we want to go.
The Values statements were cocreated with around 600 (over 20%) colleagues throughout 2019. The co-created nature of our Values provides an indication of the culture within our University. They are our touchstone, guiding us to achieve excellence together enhancing our employee and student experience, now and in the future.
View Our AimsOur aims are to; Enhance the learning and social experiences of students. Through the creation and dissemination of knowledge, enhance outcomes for students, society & cultural life, and the economy.
View Our CommitmentsPlacing sustainability at the centre of what we do: because we are custodians of the future. Providing vibrant campus-based higher education: because learning is fundamentally a social activity.
We will deliver on our commitments through a focus on people, place and partnership.
View Endorsement“One of the things that attracted me to accept the invitation to be our Chancellor was the University’s track record and commitment for being for, and of, people and their communities. This new strategy: People, Place and Partnership.”
