Ulster University

Ulster University gives students a lively experience across its different campuses, each with its own style and atmosphere. The Belfast campus is modern and in the busy city centre, known for art and culture. The Coleraine campus is quiet and close to nature, great for students who enjoy outdoor life. The Derry~Londonderry campus has a historic feel and a close student community. Students can join more than 70 sports clubs and take part in activities run by the Students’ Union (UUSU). Living on campus is supported by the ResLife programme, which helps students meet others and join social events in modern student housing areas. The university also has strong facilities like Studio Ulster and the Riverside Theatre, helping students mix learning with social life and creativity.

Ulster University offers almost 1000 courses in undergraduate and postgraduate study. Use the filters below to find the best option for you. 

Ulster University offers diverse, industry-aligned courses in business, tech, health, and arts across several campuses, emphasising professional placement and career-ready skills for global success.

Ulster University helps students prepare for work through strong career support. It offers one-to-one career coaching, CV writing workshops, and practice interviews with industry experts. Students also get support for up to 15 months after graduation. They can join a global network of over 100,000 former students and see special internship and job opportunities. The university also connects students with mentors from industry and supports new business ideas through funding and guidance. With these services and networking events, students gain real-world experience and confidence. This helps them move smoothly from study into good jobs or start their own businesses in the global job market.

Ulster University Belfast campus offers award-winning accommodation for international students, supporting wellbeing and providing a smooth moving-in experience with strong student support and facilities.

Ulster University provides a comprehensive and integrated student support network designed to promote academic excellence and personal wellbeing through a combination of student-led initiatives, such as the Peer Assisted Study Sessions (PASS) and the Peer Wellbeing Programme, alongside professional services like the AWARE employability framework and the 24/7 academic support tool, Studiosity. Ulster prioritising inclusivity through significant financial aid, such as the Emergency Carer’s Crisis Fund and community scholarships for underrepresented groups, the university ensures that diverse learners, including those from widening participation backgrounds and neurodivergent students receive the necessary resources to thrive. This strategic approach effectively bridges the gap between academic transition and career readiness, creating a supportive environment where students are empowered to achieve their full potential within a resilient and inclusive community.