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Recognised as @timeshighered.bsky.social University of the Year 2024. Latest news, research and events from Ulster Uni. A leading University with world-class teaching. #WeAreUU
🔎New study by @ulsteruni.bsky.social researchers using @clscohorts.bsky.social's Millennium Cohort Study data finds that children from certain minority ethnic backgrounds experience fewer injuries than children from White British backgrounds.
Read more on the CLS website 👉 buff.ly/pGZnmDL
Guests at the HF-TIC PEACEPLUS launch event in Belfast.
We were delighted to attend the launch of the Health Frontiers–Technology Innovation Centre (HF-TIC) PEACEPLUS project at @ulsteruni.bsky.social in Belfast. Read more: www.seupb.eu/latest/news/driving-future-healthcare-health-frontiers-technology-innovation-centre-launches-power
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'Sure, it's banter, what's the big deal?': research shows that women in sport are disproportionately targeted by abuse and hate, which can have a huge impact on all in the sports ecosystem. Analysis by @kliston.bsky.social @ulsteruni.bsky.social www.rte.ie/brainstorm/2...
30.01.2026 15:59 — 👍 1 🔁 1 💬 0 📌 0
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Congratulations to Katrina Bradley, our guest lecturer, alumna and 25@25 participant, on being appointed as a Fellow of the newly established Academy for the Mathematical Sciences.
Read more: https://ow.ly/zGP150Y5j48
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Two people exercising on rowing machines side by side in a modern gym setting with fitness equipment in the background.
Two women sitting on yoga mats in a gym, stretching and chatting near a mirrored wall with kettlebells and exercise balls on shelves behind them.
Only 2 days left to get 20% off our annual sports centre membership!
Join now for less and get all inclusive access which includes unlimited gym, unlimited classes and racquet sports (subject to availability).
Offer ends midnight 1 February 2026. Ts&Cs apply.
Join today: ulster.ac.uk/sport
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Ulster University welcomed principals and leaders in secondary and further education to Derry~Londonderry for a conference on Artificial Intelligence and the classroom - the event focussed on the challenges and opportunities that AI presents
#DeliveringForDerry | Department for the Economy NI
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Two women sit at a round table discussing documents in a room with a black and white mural on the wall behind them.
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We are spreading a little kindness around Ulster this week and we want you to help by nominating a student, who you think deserves a treat.
Whatever the reason, show how much they mean to you and nominate now: ulster.ac.uk/student
Modern multi-story building housing Ulster University's Centre for Digital Healthcare Technology with large glass windows and vertical white slats.
Modern glass building entrance with 'Centre for Digital Healthcare Technology' signage and people walking and sitting outside during sunset.
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Planning approval has been granted for Centre for Digital Healthcare Technology.
Led by Ulster & supported by the Belfast Region City Deal, the Centre will strengthen NI's position in med tech, supporting innovation & skills.
Learn more: https://ow.ly/moAG50Y4ipI
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Tonia Atoniazzi and University Vice Chancellor, Paul Bartholomew standing indoors in the Belfast campus near a staircase with modern wooden railings.
Stephen Farry in a dark suit and tie speaking or during a presentation indoors.
David Crozier and guests engaged in a meeting around a large wooden conference table with city views through tall windows.
Yesterday we hosted a visit from members of the NI Affairs Committee who met with experts from the University’s Strategic Policy Centre and participated in briefings on AI from the AICC Director, David Crozier & Life Sciences & MedTech by Professor Jim McLaughlin and colleagues.
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Speaker addressing an audience at Ulster University with a large 'Not So Serious Burns' banner behind the podium.
Yesterday evening we held a special event to celebrate Burns Night at our Derry~Londonderry Campus.
The event showcased cultural heritage and creativity through song, dance, poetry, and visual artistry.
Read more: https://ow.ly/CgOl50Y4b6U
#WeAreUU
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With NI Apprenticeship Week approaching, our Apprenticeship Employment Fairs in Derry~Londonderry and Belfast are filling up fast.
Join us to find out more about studying as a Degree Apprentice:
https://www.ulster.ac.uk/apprenticeships
#WeAreUU
Due to Storm Chandra, we will be closing our Belfast, Coleraine and Jordanstown campuses tomorrow, Tuesday 27 January. Teaching will move online where possible.
Our Derry~Londonderry campus will remain open.
It’s semester 2!
Welcome back to all our returning students.
Stop by our welcome stand and chat to your support teams who are ready to support you with study and wellbeing support, money advice and more.
Discover all the support available at ulster.ac.uk/student
An image promoting free postgraduate business courses at Ulster University. In the background is a scenic view of the Peace Bridge in Derry/Londonderry, with the Guildhall clock tower visible behind it. The foreground features bold white text on blue blocks that reads: "FREE POSTGRAD BUSINESS COURSES", followed by the tagline "Apply now for in-demand expertise." The Ulster University logo is in the top left corner, and the Department for the Economy logo is at the bottom.
Free Postgraduate Courses!
Get the expertise with a funded postgraduate short course, fees funded by the Department of the Economy.
Apply now for January 2026: https://ow.ly/zO7l50XKXyV
#WeAreUU
Group of six professionals standing in front of an Ulster University banner at the Industry and Student Connections: Graduate Digital Readiness employer event.
Speaker at Ulster University podium with a backdrop promoting sustainable futures.
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This week, we welcomed business partners to Industry and Student Connections: Graduate Digital Readiness.
The events explored graduate readiness in a digital landscape, alongside core skills importance.
Learn how Ulster can support workforce skills, contact recruit@ulster.ac.uk
We have celebrated the official launch of the Health Frontiers–Technology Innovation Centre, a flagship €9.1M project supported by PEACEPLUS, a programme managed by the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB).
Read more: https://ow.ly/JXYZ50Y0CcL
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The Ulster University Economic Policy Centre has today launched its latest economic Outlook for Northern Ireland, Long-term Pressures, Short-term Decisions.
Read more: https://ow.ly/ysJl50Y0xcY
Today, colleagues and research students from the University came together to celebrate and share best practice in open research.
We welcomed Dr Neil Jacobs as our keynote speaker, alongside case studies showcasing open access, pre-registration, open data and practice-as-research in action.
Five professionals stand in front of banners for PEACEPLUS and ERNACT, dressed in formal attire at the PEACE-Air project launch.
Group photo of professionals posing in a lecture hall with banners behind them at the PEACE-Air project.
We were pleased to attend the official launch of the PEACE-Air project at Atlantic Technological University Donegal last week, supported by almost €6.5 million in funding from PEACEPLUS, a programme managed by the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB) - European Funding.
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Administrative Data Research NI has secured more than £26m to continue vital, policy-relevant research to 2031. With Queen’s University Belfast & NISRA, we drive world-class, data-led research that informs policy and improves lives across NI.
Read more: https://ow.ly/Yl0e50XZKiP
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Two women engaged in a serious conversation while sitting on a purple couch in a modern, bright indoor space.
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A big welcome to our new students!
If you are starting Ulster, follow our tips to make the most of your week:
• Make sure you have completed your enrolment before you arrive.
• Pick up a map and mini guide
• Attend your induction
Read more: ulster.ac.uk/student
Gothic-style Martha Magee building at the Derry~Londonderry campus under a clear blue sky, framed by tree branches.
To celebrate Burns Night, join us at our Derry~Londonderry campus for a special Burns Night celebration that includes song, theatre and dance on Monday 26 January at 6pm.
Get your free ticket here - https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/burns-night-celebration-tickets-1979973040664?aff=oddtdtcreator
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It’s the final week to secure your spot on the BRAVE Women in STEM & Arts leadership programme!
This fully funded, 8-week module is designed to ignite your confidence, strengthen your professional impact, and grow your leadership skills.
Apply now at https://ow.ly/nZzZ50XXQxf
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Secure Your Place on a Funded Postgraduate Programme!
Supported by the Skills Fund, Delivering the Minister’s Economic Vision.
Read more: https://ow.ly/8hhk50XW5UY
Dr Stephen Baker (Ulster University), Dr Roddy Flynn (Dublin City University), Susan McKay (Press Ombudsman for Ireland), Dr Phil Ramsey (Ulster University) and Dr Dawn Wheatley (Dublin City University), standing in a library holding blue booklets titled 'Public Media Ireland' with bookshelves and a wooden staircase in the background.
Five panelists seated on red chairs on a stage at The Linen Hall Library, engaged in a discussion with a presentation screen behind them.
Dr Roddy Flynn and Dr Dawn Wheatley (Dublin City University) engaged in a discussion, one holding a microphone and the other taking notes in a notebook.
Stack of blue booklets titled 'Public Media Ireland: a New PSM Organisation for a New Country' on a wooden surface.
New report explores the future of public service media in the event of a reunified Ireland.
The research argues that a new public media organisation should be considered; future‑facing, regional and democratically accountable.
Read more: https://ow.ly/Lzcq50XW8OE
Ulster University Belfast campus building with reflective glass windows capturing the golden hues of a sunrise.
Morning sunrise over our Belfast campus, a beautiful start to the day at Ulster University.
Captured a great picture on campus? Tag us or share it with us for a chance to be featured.
#WeAreUU
Group of young adults intensely cycling on sports bikes in a fitness studio.
Three young adults sprinting on an outdoor track.
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Start the new year strong with an offer that’s hard to beat - 20% off annual memberships*.
Join today! Offer ends midnight on 1 February 2026. Ts&Cs apply.
Visit: ulster.ac.uk/sport
Gain the confidence, skills, and ambition to take your career further. Higher education broadens your horizons, start your journey this January 2026.
Applications open.
Read more: https://ow.ly/8aCT50XKXav
#WeAreUU
Brona Whittaker - CEO of Arts and Business NI, Dónal O'Connor - Artistic Director of Belfast TradFest and Professor Cathy Gormley-Heenan, Ulster University Provost holding a Belfast TradFest sign outside Ulster University Belfast campus.
Ulster University and Belfast TradFest have signed a new Memorandum of Understanding, strengthening our long-standing partnership to support traditional arts, education and community engagement.
Read more: https://ow.ly/Tt3F50XSvAT
