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At Ulster University we have a strong track record in research and innovation, addressing real-world issues of both local and global relevance.

We offer a range of healthcare, scientific and technical professions through our undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.

Undergraduate Study

We know choosing the right degree subject can be daunting.

Explore our subject videos to see what’s right for you.

Biomedical Sciences education to equip students to work as a Biomedical Scientist in a health service laboratory, 4 years full time.

Key Information

UCAS code: B990

Full-time Undergraduate

Year of entry: 2025/26

Coleraine campus

Full time BSc (Hons) Biology with optional placement and the possibility of proceeding to complete an MBiolSci depending on academic performance.

Key Information

UCAS code: C100

Full-time Undergraduate

Year of entry: 2025/26

Coleraine campus

Education for biomedical sciences; 3 year full time on campus programme.

Key Information

UCAS code: B992

Full-time Undergraduate

Year of entry: 2025/26

Coleraine campus

Education in the Biomedical Sciences with placement in industry/research institute or period of study overseas, 4 years full time.

Key Information

UCAS code: B991

Full-time Undergraduate

Year of entry: 2025/26

Coleraine campus

At Ulster we offer a 4-year Master of Optometry with Honours degree program.

Key Information

UCAS code: B510

Full-time Undergraduate

Year of entry: 2025/26

Coleraine campus

The future of biomedical innovation

Key Information

UCAS code: 8H21

Full-time Undergraduate

Year of entry: 2025/26

Derry~Londonderry campus

Postgraduate Study

Whether you are thinking of your next steps after graduation, considering a career change or looking to upskill to enhance your employability, our postgraduate study programmes are the ideal building block in reaching your ultimate goal.

The right treatment, for the right person, at the right time.

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Full-time Postgraduate

Year of entry: 2025/26

The right treatment, for the right person, at the right time.

Key Information

Full-time Postgraduate

Year of entry: 2024/25

Doctoral College

You can study for a PhD on a full (3 years) or part-time (6 years) basis and by the end of your programme, you will have produced a body of work that makes a contribution to knowledge in your chosen field.

Discover research opportunities at Ulster University