Our Global Buddy scheme is a mentoring scheme where we match new international students to existing Ulster students to support their transition to a new culture, environment and learning experience.

This EDGE Award accredited activity is centred on learning and developing professional teamwork/leadership skills acquired through the various activities required to be a member of the Ulster ...

The Department of Management, Leadership and Marketing in Ulster University’s Business School recently hosted its annual Excellence Awards to celebrate the accomplishments of top students in the class ...

The current paper is an homage to the works of K. H. Schmidt; it explores a number of linguistic links between Celtic and Slavic branches of Indo-European. Special attention is devoted to the relative ...

Explore the resources designed to ease your transition to University for Undergraduate or Postgraduate studies.

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To celebrate our golden anniversary, we are hosting a series of events and activities for staff, students, alumni, ...

To be responsible for a Sports Union Club or Students’ Union affiliated Society in a leadership role (i.e. as Chairperson, Secretary, Treasurer etc.). Activities include liaising with the Sports Union ...

Ulster students undertake work placements in a variety of sectors during their time at University. For the experience to be EDGE eligible, the work experience must be in addition to the students ...

A workshop to help Accounting, Finance & Economics Students gain a better understanding of how Excel are used within any accounting and professional services sector. Students will attend an employer ...

Only open to BSc Com, Ad and Marketing and BDEs Graphic Design and Illustration. Students from the School of Communication and School of Art and Design form cross-disciplinary teams, are assigned to a ...

The Welsh language adopted words from several languages, the most important being Latin, Norman French and English. As noted by Prof. Hildegard Tristram, the issues of English influence on the Insular ...