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Undergraduate Prospectus 2019-2020 1
ulster.ac.uk
Undergraduate Prospectus 2019-2020
Undergraduate
Prospectus
ulster.ac.uk
2019-2020
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“I made friends for life
attending Ulster; such a happy,
supportive environment to
learn and flourish as a young “
professional. It was one of
the best times in my life!
Ruth Boyce
Dietetics
Contents YOUR ULSTER EXPERIENCE 19 Here to support you 38 Faculty of Life and Health Sciences 56
Learning and living in Northern Ireland 20 APPLYING TO ULSTER 41 Ulster University Business School 58
Welcome to Ulster University 5 Learning in the heart of Belfast 22 Your application to Ulster University 42 COURSES AT ULSTER 61
WHY ULSTER? 6 Campus life 24 Equivalence of qualifications 44 Course index 154
Life and learning at Ulster University 8 Live here, love here 28 General entrance requirements 46 DISCOVER MORE 156
Research and impact 10 Learning that works with your life 30 Fees and funding 48 OPEN DAYS 2018 158
Investing in your future career 12 Your learning experience 33 FACULTIES AT ULSTER 51 Disclaimer 158
Opportunities on a worldwide scale 14 Be part of the team 34 Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences 52
A global university 16 Making the most of student life 37 Faculty of Computing, Engineering
and the Built Environment 54
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Welcome
Welcome to
Ulster University
At Ulster, our students are at the heart of
everything that we do as we work to provide you
with the most rewarding student experience and
education possible.
We are committed to providing an educational
experience that helps you to develop skills, raises
your ambitions and prepares you to be a future leader
in your chosen field, transforming lives both locally
and globally.
Our teaching is underpinned by world-leading research
that has global significance and meaningful impact.
This means your learning will be influenced by experts Whatever your aspirations, Ulster University can
who are making pioneering breakthroughs and deliver the educational experience to help you
shaping our understanding of their subject and your achieve them.
area of study.
I look forward to welcoming you.
We work with business and industry to make sure that
our courses meet their needs, and all of our students
have the opportunity to undertake work experience.
By joining Ulster University, you will join a vibrant
student community where there are new friendships
to be made, ideas to be shared, thinking to be With best wishes,
challenged and opportunities to be explored. Professor Paddy Nixon
Vice-Chancellor and President
This prospectus offers you a flavour of life at Ulster
University; the unique student experience, the
outstanding facilities on our campuses across Northern
Ireland and the stimulating learning environment
where you can pursue your ambitions.
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Why Ulster?
Why
Ulster?
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Why Ulster?
OVER
Life and
learning We recruit
£42M
invested in
international students
at Ulster FROM MORE THAN 99
research and
innovation (2015/16)
University We are in the
top 3% of
DIFFERENT COUNTRIES
Going to university is an exciting step and
choosing where to study is an important universities in
27,000
decision that will shape your future. the world
Ulster University is based in Northern
Ireland, with four distinct campuses (Source: QS World University
in Belfast, Coleraine, Jordanstown and
Derry~Londonderry (Magee).
Rankings 2015/16) students
The student experience we offer is second
190,000
to none. From great teaching to first
class resources and facilities, all within a
supportive learning environment, you will
receive a ‘uniquely Ulster’ experience that
ALUMNI WORLDWIDE
TOP
will help you to fulfil your potential.
93%
“ 25% TOP
150
OF OUR GRADUATES
Ulster is very much ARE IN WORK OR
FURTHER STUDY
a community-driven
University. You aren’t “ 6 MONTHS
AFTER LEAVING UNIVERSITY
just a ‘number’ at Ulster,
you really do matter We are in the
2,000
(Destination of Leavers in Higher Education 2015/16)
Jason Hayes world’s Top
Business Information
Systems 150 universities
OF ALL UK UNIVERSITIES under 50 years old of our students undertake
FOR OVERALL RESEARCH (Source: Times Higher Education) work placements every year
(REF: 2014)
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Why Ulster?
“
Ulster in three words…
“
Exciting, inspiring,
unforgettable!
Emer Smith
Renewable Energy
Research
and impact
Excellence in teaching, underpinned by world-
leading research, is the foundation upon which
every quality university is built.
Ulster University has an outstanding reputation for
teaching and a strong track record in research and
innovation, addressing real-world issues of both local
and global relevance.
Ulster is renowned and respected for its world-leading
research, as demonstrated in the 2014 Research
Excellence Framework (REF). As an Ulster student, you
benefit first hand from our discoveries and advances,
working with leading academics to develop the
knowledge and skills to transform our economy and
society.
Each year we spend over £42 million on research. We
continue to develop and invest in our capabilities to
ensure we stay at the forefront of innovation.
FIND OUT MORE
W: ulster.ac.uk/research
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Why Ulster?
Investing in your future career
Our learning experience is career-focused and Giving you the EDGE
relevant, offering a range of opportunities to Employers are placing more emphasis on recruiting
enhance your CV and stand out to potential graduates who not only have a degree, but who are
employers. This ensures that you graduate with also equipped with key transferable skills. The Ulster
the knowledge, skills and confidence to make your EDGE Award provides official recognition for activities
mark in a competitive job market. undertaken outside of your studies. It is awarded in
addition to your degree and gives you the opportunity
Career planning to engage in a wide range of activities that will boost
Our Career Development Centre team offers friendly your career prospects and show commitment to your
and impartial advice to help you plan your career personal development.
and provides a range of opportunities designed to
enhance your employability. You will have access to Higher Education Achievement Report
job vacancies, placement opportunities and vacation The University provides a Higher Education
or part-time work. We also organise regular fairs Achievement Report (HEAR) to all full-time students
and forums where you can meet employers and upon graduation. It is a detailed record of your
professional bodies. academic and extra-curricular achievements to
supplement your degree. The HEAR allows you to
“
Professional accreditation showcase your achievements to employers and
Most of our degree programmes are developed in postgraduate tutors.
collaboration with industry and professional bodies. W: hear.ac.uk
Many also offer an additional professional qualification You haven’t got to
or accreditation, something you will find invaluable FIND OUT MORE
once you graduate. W: ulster.ac.uk/careers look too far to find
: Careers at Ulster opportunities at Ulster.
Work experience : @CareersAtUlster
At Ulster, most full-time undergraduate and integrated Completing EDGE
master’s degrees include a period of work-based accredited activities
learning. You also have the opportunity to build your
international profile through work experience abroad.
allows you to develop
skills and grow as an
If you successfully complete a placement year in
employment, you could be awarded a Diploma in
individual, which will
“
Professional Practice (DPP) or a Diploma in Professional greatly enhance your
Practice - International (DPPI) if your employment employability.
is overseas. Alternatively, you could be awarded the
Diploma in International Academic Studies (DIAS) if
Scott Reid
you complete a placement year studying abroad.
Marketing
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Why Ulster?
“
Ulster University will
provide you with lots of
opportunities… whether
that’s a placement year,
Erasmus grant or the
chance to be a course
representative. These
can be life-changing and
Opportunities set you up to excel and
“
on a worldwide scale
get that graduate job.
Christopher McCausland
Electronic Engineering
One of the best things about studying with us is the International placement
opportunity to ‘go global’. Experience of different and internship programmes
cultures can be a very positive asset in today’s We can connect you with our international partners
labour market. offering opportunities to work in Australia, America
and Europe for up to one year, either as part of
As an Ulster University student, you can opt to study your placement during your degree, during your
overseas as part of your course. Studying abroad holidays or as a graduate. These include Mountbatten
allows you to enhance the knowledge and skills that Institute New York Programme, the US-NI Mentorship
you acquire during your course and adds a desirable Programme, the IBEC EOP Multinational, Tourism
international dimension to your career prospects. and Global Graduates Programmes. Funding for
international placements is available through
We are committed to offering as many Ulster students Erasmus+ and British Council programmes.
as possible the opportunity to spend part of their
degree programme abroad and offer access to over Additional international work experiences
300 institutions worldwide for student exchange There is a wide range of short-term work and study
opportunities. options available, including paid internships abroad
for computing, science and construction students
You may choose to study at one of Ulster’s many through IAESTE (the International Association for
partner institutions in Europe through the Erasmus+ the Exchange of Students for Technical Experience),
programme, or further afield in North America, Latin and the Washington-Ireland Programme, allowing
America, Asia or Australia. students to undertake an eight-week internship in
Washington, DC.
There are a number of shorter study abroad
opportunities available such as Study USA, the You can broaden your horizons whilst studying by
Washington Ireland Programme or the Generation UK- working in a children’s summer camp or through the
China and Generation UK-India programmes. Project Children Intern Programme, in the USA. Other
opportunities include the British Council’s Generation
There are also a wide variety of academic summer UK-India Work Placement or Thailand English Teaching
schools offered internationally in many universities programme.
and other organisations.
FIND OUT MORE FIND OUT MORE
W: ulster.ac.uk/international/outgoing-students W: ulster.ac.uk/careers
E: studyabroad@ulster.ac.uk : Careers at Ulster
: Ulster University Study Abroad : @CareersAtUlster
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Why Ulster?
“
Ulster in three words…
“
Challenging, rewarding,
illuminating.
Cathal McDaid
English
A global
university
Students from across the world have chosen to
study at Ulster University and gain a highly valued
degree.
The Ulster experience not only offers you academic
excellence, but you will also be part of a friendly and
welcoming university, committed to providing you
with a quality student experience. Modern facilities for
sport, leisure and accommodation combine with our
international reputation for excellence in teaching and
research to make us a leading UK education provider.
Our international team will provide you with advice
on our courses, assistance with your application and
information about life at Ulster. They will also continue
to support you during your time with us. To ensure
you feel right at home, you will have the opportunity
to participate in a wide variety of events organised for
international students across all campuses. You will also
be encouraged to get to know other Ulster students
through engagement with the Students’ Union.
We have dedicated teaching staff who provide English
language support programmes throughout the year.
Immigration advisers are available to provide visa and
immigration advice. Our Student Support staff and the
Students’ Union are also on hand to help you settle in
to Ulster life.
FIND OUT MORE
W: ulster.ac.uk/international
E: international@ulster.ac.uk
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Your Ulster experience
Your Ulster
experience20 ulster.ac.uk Undergraduate Prospectus 2019-2020 21
Your Ulster experience
Learning and living in
Northern Ireland
University is a life changing experience so If the great outdoors is more your thing, get
where you study can often be as important as acquainted with our breathtaking landscapes and
the course you choose. Wherever you’re from, quaint towns and villages. Enjoy a woodland walk at
studying in Northern Ireland is guaranteed to be one of our many parks, forests and gardens, or visit
an unforgettable experience. We may be a ‘wee’ the Antrim coast to enjoy areas of outstanding natural
country, but we have a lot to offer! beauty. Paddle along canoe trails, surf or body board
on waves coming from the roaring North Atlantic, or
Across all our campuses you’ll experience a vibrant, head to the Mourne Mountains where you can walk,
eclectic social scene and will be a stone’s throw away climb or horse-ride.
from top clubs and hot spots. Whether you’re up for
dancing the night away, sipping a cocktail or having a Explore the cultural heritage and historic sites,
quiet one by a log fire, there’s something for everyone. museums and landmarks which earned Belfast and
Causeway Coast the coveted number one spot in the
From traditional Irish music sessions in local pubs, Lonely Planet’s top regions to visit in 2018. Experience
global superstars in concert, up and coming performers the wonder of the Giant’s Causeway with its iconic
in intimate venues or great festivals in wonderful rocks, tour locations made famous by the popular TV
settings – you’ll see it all in Northern Ireland. series Game of Thrones, or visit Titanic Belfast, the
world’s largest Titanic visitor experience, showcasing Happiest people
Whatever your taste, we’ve a packed calendar of an engineering masterpiece. in the UK
events including St Patrick’s Day, the Cathedral (Office of National Statistics, 2017)
Quarter Arts Festival (Belfast), the famous North Whatever your interest or passion, we have it covered.
West 200 motorcycle race (Portrush/Causeway What’s more, you’ll be guaranteed the friendliest of
Coast) and the Banks of the Foyle Halloween Carnival welcomes, in typical Northern Ireland fashion. What
(Derry~Londonderry), as well as Belsonic and Tennent’s more would you expect from the happiest people in
Vital music festivals (Belfast), among many more! the UK? (Office of National Statistics, 2017) Lonely Planet’s
Theatre enthusiasts can enjoy the stage with an array FIND OUT MORE Top Region
of plays, workshops, musicals or touring productions W: discovernorthernireland.com to visit in 2018
at first-class theatre venues including the Grand Opera
House, the Lyric Theatre, the MAC Belfast and our very
own Riverside Theatre.22 ulster.ac.uk Undergraduate Prospectus 2019-2020 23
Your Ulster experience
Belfast campus
redevelopment
Ulster University is transforming the higher It will also be publicly accessible and a valuable asset
education landscape with the £250 million for Belfast as a city in which to live, work, study and do
landmark development at the Belfast campus. business.
Located in the heart of the vibrant Cathedral Quarter, Over the next few years, the 75,000sqm campus will
the visionary new campus is one of the largest house up to 15,000 students and staff. By locating our
higher education capital builds in Europe. It will bright, ambitious and creative students in the heart of
provide a progressive learning, teaching and research Northern Ireland’s capital, we will form a lively student
environment supported by the best innovative community and promote a dynamic environment,
technology, allowing us to nurture talent and which will stimulate and inspire.
innovation.
FIND OUT MORE
The new campus will not only transform the student W: ulster.ac.uk/greaterbelfastdevelopment
experience as a centre of academic excellence.
Learning in
the heart
of Belfast24 ulster.ac.uk Undergraduate Prospectus 2019-2020 25
Your Ulster experience
Campus life
We are one University with four distinct campuses While each campus differs in size and has its
across Northern Ireland - Belfast, Coleraine, own distinctive atmosphere, wherever you
Jordanstown and Magee. Courses are also delivered choose to study, you will still experience Ulster’s
at our branch campuses in London and Birmingham. unique character.
Belfast Coleraine Jordanstown Magee
The Belfast campus is situated in the artistic and The feeling of community at our Coleraine campus Jordanstown is the largest of Ulster’s campuses, The friendly village atmosphere of our Magee campus
cultural centre of the city, the Cathedral Quarter. makes for a warm and welcoming student experience. located just seven miles north of Belfast. The campus offers an intimate learning environment in the heart
Although traditionally associated with art, the campus The relaxed, outdoor atmosphere of the north coast is has a strong profile in computing, built environment, of Northern Ireland’s second city, Derry~Londonderry.
spans an increasing and exciting range of subjects reflected in the feel of this thriving campus. business, engineering, social sciences, communication Located in the North West of Northern Ireland
including architecture, hospitality, event management, and academic disciplines relating to the science and and a short distance from County Donegal,
photography and digital animation. Together with the nearby seaside towns of Portrush and coaching of sport. Derry~Londonderry is ideally situated for exploring
Portstewart and the Giant’s Causeway World Heritage some of Ireland’s most dramatic landscapes.
Our vibrant campus plays host to frequent fashion shows Site, this area is a major international tourist destination. Sport plays a significant part in the life of the campus
and art exhibitions and is an exciting place to study and which is home to the Sports Institute of Northern Ongoing investment has provided state-of-the-art teaching,
work. It is also home to The Academy training restaurant. A wide range of subjects is available at Coleraine, Ireland (SINI). research and support facilities for students and staff.
which makes for an interesting mixture of students
and staff. Subject areas include biomedical sciences, Many students starting their degree at Jordanstown in Teaching strengths on campus include business,
geography and environmental science, psychology, 2019 will complete their course in the new Belfast campus. cinematic arts, Irish, music, drama, computing,
pharmacy, English, history, media and journalism, engineering, nursing and law.
travel and tourism, and teacher training.26 ulster.ac.uk Undergraduate Prospectus 2019-2020 27
Your Ulster experience
“
Jump in! Immerse yourself
in both academic and social
aspects while at Ulster, and
gain lifelong skills and
memorable experiences.
Tutors teach from a wealth
of knowledge and practical
“
experience, and the facilities
are second to none.
Birmingham (branch campus)
With a student population of more than 65,000,
Daniel Cartin Birmingham has an eclectic social scene, making it one
Architecture of the best places to study in the UK. Our Birmingham
branch campus has a great location in the heart of
the city centre, close to the recently refurbished
New Street rail station. Excellent teaching facilities
and faculty staff complement a cosy campus geared
towards your learning and employability. With more
businesses moving to Birmingham than ever before,
it is a truly exciting time to study here as you’ll be in
a city with one of the fastest growing entrepreneurial
communities in the country.
FIND OUT MORE
W: qa.ulster.ac.uk/birmingham
London (branch campus)
London is a lively and cosmopolitan city with a
diverse social scene, exciting nightlife, vibrant culture,
fantastic shopping and a wealth of sightseeing
opportunities. Our branch campus is located in historic
Holborn, in central London, with plenty of transport
links offering convenient travel options to the campus.
Situated between the city’s financial centre and the
cultural district, access to London’s resources could not
be easier. Our location means that you’ll be perfectly
placed to take advantage of all that London has to
offer, from its thriving international community to the
continually growing professional community.
FIND OUT MORE
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Your Ulster experience
Live here,
love here
To help you settle into university life, we can Ulster University, Magee
guarantee you a place in one of our halls of We offer accommodation for over 630 students in
residence in your first year of study, providing you our student village and our halls of residence, Coppin
make Ulster your first choice. House, both less than five minutes’ walk from the
campus. All accommodation has access to high-speed
University-managed accommodation is well priced, broadband with WiFi throughout. There are self-
clean, comfortable and modern. We offer places across contained units available for students who require
all campuses to cater for every budget and taste. additional space, privacy and independence. Adapted
accessible accommodation is available for students
We also arrange a ‘Reslife’ calendar of social events with a disability.
on arrival and throughout the year so you can get
to know other students and develop a sense of E: accommodationm@ulster.ac.uk
community on campus. Activities include bake-offs, : Residential Services Magee
quiz nights and fun sports events.
Ulster University, Coleraine
FIND OUT MORE Our student village offers fantastic on-campus
W: ulster.ac.uk/accommodation accommodation. Most rooms have en-suite facilities
and all have a broadband connection and access to the
Campus accommodation starts from: internet with WiFi throughout. There are some suites
• Jordanstown £87 per week* available for students with special or mobility needs.
• Coleraine £72 per week* Students seeking more independence may choose to
• Magee £73 per week* live in leased accommodation in the nearby seaside
(*Correct at time of print) town of Portstewart. The University allocates and
manages this accommodation.
Ulster University, Belfast
If you are studying at the Belfast campus you can E: accommodationc@ulster.ac.uk
apply to live in University accommodation at the : Residential Services Coleraine
“
Jordanstown campus. There are excellent rail, bus and
taxi links between these campuses. Alternatively, you
may consider private accommodation.
The teaching is really
Ulster University, Jordanstown good and the lecturers are
Most of the accommodation in our on-campus
student village comprises five-bedroom, en-suite genuinely interested in
apartments with high-speed broadband and WiFi your education, which is
connections with shared kitchen/dining facilities. If
you require a bigger space you can rent self-contained a really important factor.
apartments on-campus. We provide adapted accessible They’re always available
accommodation for students with disabilities. There
are a few houses and apartments available on-campus to help you out and will “
which have a shared bathroom facility and kitchen/ always do everything
living dining areas between five or six residents.
they can for you.
E: accommodationj@ulster.ac.uk
: Residential Services Jordanstown Andrew Murray
History30 ulster.ac.uk Undergraduate Prospectus 2019-2020 31
Your Ulster experience
Learning that
works with your life
Whatever your ambition, we will offer a way of Access to higher education
studying that works with your life, with flexibility If you are returning to education and do not currently
and convenience in mind. have the qualifications to apply for our undergraduate
degrees, you can enrol on one of our validated Access
Our community of learners study at undergraduate courses at a local college. To find out more, contact
and postgraduate levels, including doctorates, on your local further education college.
full-time and part-time courses, some of which are
delivered fully online. Foundation degrees
Ulster validates a range of foundation degrees at local
Part-time study partner colleges. These qualifications are a great way
Part-time study gives you the flexibility to balance of studying for a vocational qualification to improve
your personal commitments with your learning. your employability or as a means of progressing to
Depending on the course, you may be taught on university. Graduates from our foundation degrees
campus, entirely online or a combination of both – typically start on year two of our undergraduate
often called ‘blended’ learning. You will receive the degree programmes.
same teaching, excellent support and use the same W: ulster.ac.uk/ulster-life/study-at-ulster
facilities as full-time students. In most cases you will /associate-students
be taught alongside full-time students.
W: ulster.ac.uk/part-time
eLearning
eLearning courses offer flexibility enabling you to
study at your own pace, any place and any time. Our
graduates come from around the world, all walks of life
and have studied a variety of subjects.
W: ulster.ac.uk/elearning
Lifelong learning
We provide high-quality short courses for everyone.
Whether you want to improve your job prospects,
learn new skills, get a qualification or develop
workplace training, we can help. We have a wide range
of learning opportunities available at affordable prices.
W: ulster.ac.uk/ulster-life/study-at-ulster/short-courses32 ulster.ac.uk Undergraduate Prospectus 2019-2020 33
Your Ulster experience
Your learning
experience
Studying at university is not the same as studying at
school. The main difference is that you are expected
to study independently – to organise your time to
study effectively by deciding which materials to
study and how. You will be required to read about
your subject (reading lists are generally provided,
particularly in the first year), prepare for seminars
and complete assignments. You will have a studies
adviser to support you, but remember to keep staff
informed if you are having any difficulties.
Academic year
The academic year is divided into two semesters for
most students (some students, e.g. nursing, have a
longer academic year). The first semester runs from
September until mid-January and the second from late
January to May. Each semester comprises 12 weeks
of teaching followed by an exam period. Full-time
students will typically study three modules in each
semester (18 modules of study make up a standard
three-year degree programme). Most modules are
assessed through coursework and/or exams. The first-
semester exams are in early January and the second-
semester exams are in May.
Lectures, seminars and tutorials
Teaching is delivered through lectures, seminars and
tutorials, and sometimes practicals and fieldwork.
Lectures are formal teaching sessions, often with
a larger group of students. Seminars, which usually
provide a form of follow-up to lectures, take place in
smaller groups and are often used to promote group
“
discussion about a specific topic. In tutorials, a small
number of students meet with a tutor to discuss work
and to raise points of particular interest or difficulty.
Ulster in three “ Work placement or study abroad
words… Empowering, You may have the opportunity to go on work
fulfilling and fun! experience or study abroad during your third year.
For some medical-related courses, you will be required
Rebecca Hunt to undertake block work placements throughout the
Health and Social Care course.34 ulster.ac.uk Undergraduate Prospectus 2019-2020 35
Your Ulster experience
Be part of the team
Sport is an important part of life at Ulster and Our sports centres have it all, including state-of-the-art
many of our students play for ‘Team Ulster’ in fitness studios, a wide range of classes, multi-sport
social, friendly and competitive sport every day. indoor and outdoor facilities, and fully trained fitness
staff.
Whether you are an athlete or a beginner, everyone can
benefit from our world-class sporting and recreational FIND OUT MORE
facilities, which are available at affordable student rates, W: ulster.ac.uk/sport
including membership and pay as you go options.
Coleraine Jordanstown Magee
• Fitness suite • Indoor 3G artificial pitch • Multi purpose indoor sports hall
• Strength and conditioning • Health suite (including sauna, • Fitness suite
suites steam room, jacuzzi, plunge
• Spin cycle studio
• Two multi-purpose sports halls pool)
• Indoor and outdoor athletics • Acupressure and sports massage
• Steam room and sauna room
areas
• Sports pavilion
• Two sports halls • Exercise and fitness studio
• Four artificial grass tennis courts • Gymnasium • 3G floodlit pitch
• Six football pitches • Two squash courts
• Grass pitch
• Three pitches for Gaelic sports • Two strength and conditioning
• 3G pitch suites
• Acclimatisation chamber
• Two rugby pitches
• Three tennis courts
• Multi sports area
• Floodlit outdoor 3G pitch
• Floodlit water-based synthetic
grass hockey pitch
• Technogym wellness suite
Talented Athlete Entry Scheme
At Ulster University we understand the dedication
and commitment it takes to compete at the
highest level. Hours of training, intense regimes and
competitions can sometimes mean a sacrifice in
examination performance.
The Talented Athlete Entry Scheme is designed to
support and nurture aspiring athletes by reducing
the entry grades required for full-time undergraduate
courses.
FIND OUT MORE
W: ulster.ac.uk/sport/performance-sport/
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Your Ulster experience
Making the
most of
student life
Once you register to study at Ulster University, Clubs and societies
you automatically become a member of the Ulster Open to all Ulster students, clubs and societies are an
University Students’ Union (UUSU). The Union looks integral part of the Students’ Union. There is a wide
after the interests of students and is represented range of activities on offer where you can meet new
across all Ulster campuses. people, have fun and try something new, all at the
same time. Clubs and societies are also a great way
The Union is the focus of entertainment on each campus to get valuable experience and skills to enhance your
and organises social events, trips and activities to ensure CV. Whether you are interested in athletics, comic
you have an unforgettable experience at Ulster. books, debating, politics or surfing (and everything in
between), get involved.
Student voice
The Union represents the student population on every UUSU Enterprise
University committee, ensuring the student voice is UUSU Enterprise offers advice and guidance to help
always heard – an important way for us to get feedback you get your business idea up and running, from
on our teaching and facilities. The Students’ Union also developing a business plan to sourcing funding. There
runs the course rep system at the University. Being a are a range of opportunities and competitions on offer
course rep is a great addition to your CV. for you to get involved.
Supporting you FIND OUT MORE
The Students’ Union is an important part of our student W: uusu.org
support network. You can receive free, confidential : Ulster SU
advice and information on any issue or aspect of : @UUSU
“
student life at Ulster. Site vice-presidents can advise you
on issues such as study, accommodation, how to deal
with stress or anything else that affects your ability to
make the most of your student experience. Attending Ulster for my undergraduate
and postgraduate degrees has shaped
my career as an optometrist. The world-
class teaching and research facilities,
coupled with the supportive learning
environment created by staff made
“
Ulster the ideal place to study.
Pádraig Mulholland
Optometry/Vision Science38 ulster.ac.uk Undergraduate Prospectus
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Your Ulster experience
Here to
support you
Life as a student is exciting but it can also be Concerned or worried?
demanding. You may face personal challenges You can drop into the Student Support office on your
and that’s where we can help. We offer a range of campus, or contact us by telephone or email. A triage
services to ensure you make the most of your time at service is available to assess your needs on your first
Ulster University. Our professional services are free, visit and we will make an appointment with one of our
confidential and inclusive for all Ulster students. specialist advisers if you need further consultation.
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Financial matters Belfast campus (Room BA-02-034)
Our team can help you to budget and manage your Coleraine campus (Room E023)
money, as well as offer advice on financial matters Jordanstown campus (Room 15G20A)
including tuition fees, bursaries and access to financial Magee campus (Room MG108G)
support.
Opening hours are Monday to Thursday, 8.45am to
Disabilities and medical conditions 5pm and Friday, 8.45am to 4pm.
If you have a disability, please get in touch as soon
as you apply for a place to study. Our AccessAbility
team will advise you on the support and funding
available if you have a diagnosed disability or medical
condition, mental health difficulties or specific learning
difficulties (e.g. ADHD, dyslexia).
Counselling
All Ulster University students can access face-to-face
counselling support from a trained counsellor, on or off
campus. A confidential 24/7 counselling helpline is also
available.40 ulster.ac.uk Undergraduate Prospectus 2019-2020 41
Applying to Ulster
Applying
to Ulster42 ulster.ac.uk Undergraduate Prospectus 2019-2020 43
Applying to Ulster
Your
application
to Ulster
University
Applications to full-time undergraduate courses You are encouraged to provide details of all
are submitted online through the Universities qualifications you are studying in your application,
and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS). UCAS as they may be considered should you not meet the
has a range of deadlines for different categories conditions set out in your offer.
of applicants and course choices. Visit the UCAS
website for more details. Course requirements
Some courses will ask for specific achievement in
FIND OUT MORE certain subjects, particularly where that subject forms
W: ucas.ac.uk a major part of your degree. Check the course entry
online for details of subject specific qualifications
Applications to most full-time courses should normally such as GCSE, A level, BTEC or Irish Leaving Certificate
be submitted by the main UCAS deadline of 15 grades.
January in the year of entry. The deadline for art and
design courses is 24 March. Applications can still be Additional requirements
made after the deadline but will only be considered if As part of your entry requirements you may also be
there are vacancies available. asked to attend an interview or audition, present a
portfolio of work or sit a test.
Applications to part-time undergraduate courses must
be made online through the Ulster University website. If you are applying to study any of the following
degree courses: Diagnostic Radiography and Imaging;
FIND OUT MORE Dietetics; Occupational Therapy; Physiotherapy;
W: ulster.ac.uk/apply Podiatry; Radiotherapy and Oncology; and Speech
and Language Therapy, you will be required to sit the
UCAS tariff Health Professions Admission Test (HPAT-Ulster).
We will make a graded offer rather than use the UCAS
tariff to express entry requirements. This is to ensure Satisfactory attainment in this test (together with
that the offer being made to you is clear and relevant other academic requirements) is required for entry
to the qualifications you are studying. onto the listed courses.
We recognise a wide range of qualifications including FIND OUT MORE
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combination of these qualifications. Please refer to the
Equivalence of Qualification table on p44 for further
information.44 ulster.ac.uk Undergraduate Prospectus 2019-2020 45
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Equivalence of qualifications
The table below outlines indicative equivalencies to operate for entry in 2018. Please refer to the online
prospectus at ulster.ac.uk for entry requirements for any particular course. BTEC Level 3
A level Overall BTEC Award Grade Level 3 Unit Profile
Qualification
A*A*A* Distinction*, Distinction*, Distinction* To include a minimum of 15 Distinctions
GCE or Applied
AAA AAB ABB BBB BBC BCC CCC CCD
A levels (grades) A*A*A Distinction, Distinction*, Distinction* To include a minimum of 14 Distinctions
A*AA Distinction, Distinction, Distinction* To include a minimum of 13 Distinctions
Two A levels plus
BTEC Subsidiary AAA Distinction, Distinction, Distinction To include a minimum of 12 Distinctions
Diploma/
AA plus D AA plus D AB plus D BB plus D BB plus M BC plus M CC plus M CC plus M
National National
AAB Distinction, Distinction, Distinction To include a minimum of 11 Distinctions
Extended Extended
Certificate*
Diploma ABB Distinction, Distinction, Merit To include a minimum of 10 Distinctions
A level plus
(180 credits)
BBB Distinction, Distinction, Merit To include a minimum of 9 Distinctions
BTEC National DD plus A DD plus B DD plus B DM plus B DM plus C DM plus C MM plus C MM plus D
Diploma* BBC Distinction, Merit, Merit To include a minimum of 8 Distinctions
BTEC National BCC Distinction, Merit, Merit To include a minimum of 7 Distinctions
Extended DDD DDD DDM DDM DMM DMM MMM MMM
Diploma* CCC Merit, Merit, Merit To include a minimum of 15 Merits
CCD Merit, Merit, Merit To include a minimum of 13 Merits
International Min. 29 Min. 28 Min. 27 Min. 26 Min. 25 Min. 24 Min. 24 Min. 24
points (14 points (14 points (13 points (13 points (12 points (12 points (12 points (12
Baccalaureate A*A* Distinction*, Distinction* To include a minimum of 10 Distinctions
at higher at higher at higher at higher at higher at higher at higher at higher
(points) level) level) level) level) level) level) level) level)
A*A Distinction, Distinction* To include a minimum of 9 Distinctions
Irish Leaving AA Distinction, Distinction To include a minimum of 8 Distinctions
Certificate Min. H2, Min. H2, Min. H2, Min. H3, Min. H3, Min. H3, Min. H3, Min. H4,
H2, H2, H2, H2, H2, H3, H3, H3, H3, H3, H3, H3, H3, H3, H3, H3, H3, H4, H4, H4, H4, H4, H4, H4, National
(Higher level H3 H3 H3 H3 H4 H4 H4 H4 AB Distinction, Distinction To include a minimum of 7 Distinctions
grades) Diploma
(120 credits) BB Distinction, Merit To include a minimum of 6 Distinctions
Ulster
BC Distinction, Merit To include a minimum of 5 Distinctions
Foundation
Degree 70% 65% 60% 55% 50% 45% 40% 40% CC Merit, Merit To include a minimum of 10 Merits
(Overall percentage
in level 5 modules) CD Merit, Merit To include a minimum of 9 Merits
Access A* Distinction* To include a minimum of 5 Distinctions
Subsidiary
(Overall
75% 70% 65% 60% Diploma/ A Distinction To include a minimum of 4 Distinctions
percentage)
National
(N. Ireland awards) B Distinction To include a minimum of 3 Distinctions
Extended
HNC Certificate C Merit To include a minimum of 5 Merits
Please note: (60 credits)
Performance in Overall Distinction Overall Merit D Merit To include a minimum of 4 Merits
level 4 units/credits
may be specified
NOTES
HND
Please note: Overall GCSE: Grade C equivalences - ILC Ordinary = O4, GB = 4. Grade Foundation degree applicants will normally be considered
Performance in Overall Distinction Overall Merit
level 5 units/credits
Pass B equivalences - ILC Ordinary = O3, GB = 5 or 6 (Determined for entry to an associated honours degree (normally year
may be specified on a course basis. See online prospectus.) two entry, or part-time equivalent).
BTEC level 3 qualifications: Offers will be expressed in terms For HNDs and foundation degrees the same entrance
of Overall Award Grade(s) to include a Unit Profile. Please see requirement applies regardless of the point of entry.
Applicants should include all qualifications they are taking in the Qualification section of their UCAS application. table for specific details. The 90 Credit Diploma/National Other qualifications: We welcome applications from
*Please note: Additional unit profile requirements are stipulated for BTEC level 3 awards - see BTEC table on following page. Foundation Diploma will be considered as equivalent to one international applicants and those who may be studying
and a half A levels. a UK Benchmark Qualification not shown. We will consider
HNC: Candidates will be considered for year one entry only. such applications on an individual basis. Whilst we will
HND: Candidates may be considered for year two entry consider your entire academic profile we normally make
(or part-time equivalent) where the curriculum sufficiently offers in terms of benchmark qualifications.
matches that of the Ulster University full-time year one In all qualifications specific requirements in individual
course. subjects/units/credits may be required.46 ulster.ac.uk Undergraduate Prospectus 2019-2020 47
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General entrance
requirements
The general entrance requirements identify the To be eligible to apply you must:
minimum qualifications needed for application to a
course at Ulster University. 1. Provide evidence of competence in written and
spoken English (GCSE English Language grades A-C/
They set out the range of the most commonly offered 4-9 or equivalent); and
acceptable qualifications but do not identify where
2. Provide evidence of passes in five subjects, two of
particular subjects are needed for specific courses, nor
which must be at A level (grades A-E) and three at
do they represent the actual offer standard or ‘asking
GCSE level* (grades A-C/4-9);
grades’, which are normally higher than the minimum
threshold standard of a pass grade. 3. Provide evidence of passes in four subjects, three
of which must be at A level (grades A-E) and one at
This is particularly the case for full-time study where
GCSE level* (grades A-C/4-9); or
the offer grades are affected by the availability of
places on the course and the level of demand. 4. Provide evidence of an approved qualification at an
equivalent level such as Access to Higher Education
The summary below refers to honours degrees. In
qualification or equivalent**; or
practice, with regard to A levels, no full-time honours
degree will accept fewer than three A level subjects 5. Provide evidence, for a process of formal
unless presented in combination with other Level 3 accreditation by the University, of learning you have
qualifications deemed acceptable by the University. gained through work or other experience.
The Equivalence of Qualification table lists the * GCSE English Language (grades A-C/4-9) may be used
most commonly accepted qualifications and as part of the GCSE requirement.
equivalent asking grades. You should refer to the ** Please refer to the Equivalence of Qualification
online prospectus at ulster.ac.uk for specific entry table for the most common alternative Level 3
requirements to individual courses. qualifications.
Entry requirements for part-time courses vary. Some Note: Advanced Subsidiary (AS) level subjects, are
have identical entry requirements to the full-time regarded as 40% of one GCE A level, provided that your
version of the same course, whilst others will vary from profile also contains two GCE A levels or equivalent.
those of the full-time version.
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It is important to refer to the online prospectus and/
W: ulster.ac.uk/apply/entrance-requirements
or to contact the course team before making an
application for study. Accreditation of Prior Experiential Learning
Learning you have gained from work or other
experience may be used to demonstrate your ability to
study your chosen course. You must provide evidence
of some reasonably substantial and significant
element of learning for a process of formal assessment
and accreditation by the University.
You may be required to attend an interview and/
or submit a portfolio of evidence. (Contact the
Admissions Service about your chosen course
for more information.)48 ulster.ac.uk Undergraduate Prospectus 2019-2020 49
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Fees and funding
Finances are an important consideration for As a Republic of Ireland student, you can transfer your Part-time study * Correct at the time of publishing. Fees illustrated are based on 18/19
students. As an Ulster University student you can maintenance awards to Northern Ireland. Our typical fee for a part-time degree is £5,470* in entry and are subject to an annual increase. Please visit ulster.ac.uk/
take advantage of our competitive fees, affordable total (18/19 entry). Studying part-time gives you the finance/student/tuition-fees-rates/tuition-fees-201819 for full
FIND OUT MORE details of fees. Annual part-time fees are based on the number of
locations and flexible payment options. flexibility to learn and pay at your own pace. Part-time
modules you study each year (you only pay for the modules you
W: studentfinance.ie students typically complete their studies over five to
study).
Full-time undergraduate fees for home and EU seven years.
students (excluding England, Scotland and Wales) are Tuition fees for students from England, Scotland and ** Five-month payment plan is paid by direct debit. Ten-month payment
determined by the Department for the Economy and Wales are £9,250* per year (18/19 entry) for full-time Part-time tuition fee loans are available. Visit plan is paid by a Recurring Card Payment plan (credit/debit card).
are normally increased annually. undergraduate courses, integrated master’s and studentfinanceni.co.uk for full details.
equivalent. Discounts are available. Visit ulster.ac.uk/ FIND OUT MORE
Visit ulster.ac.uk for up-to-date information on tuition fees. findoutmore for details. Fees do not have to be paid Flexible payment W: ulster.ac.uk/apply/fees-and-finance
up front – a tuition fees loan can be taken out and you To help spread the cost of your studies, part-time
Fees do not have to be paid up-front – a tuition fees can defer payment until you have graduated and are tuition fees can be paid back in monthly instalments Department of Health funded courses
loan can be taken out and you can defer payment until in employment. Funding arrangements for students while you learn. Following the issue of guidance by the Department of
you have graduated and are in employment. Northern from England, Scotland and Wales may vary. Health, the tuition fee for the following courses is fully
Ireland students can also apply for maintenance loans, If you study for a part-time degree, you can pay your funded by the Department of Health for students who
government grants (part-time students only) and FIND OUT MORE fees up-front or in either five** or ten** equal monthly have been habitually resident in Northern Ireland for
University bursaries. Student Finance England payments during each year of study. three years prior to the commencement of the course,
W: direct.gov.uk and students from EU countries (excluding England,
Some courses may have additional costs which are Up-front payment discount Scotland and Wales):
not included in your tuition fee. Check the individual Student Awards Agency for Scotland (SAAS) Part-time students can take advantage of a payment
programme specification for details. W: saas.gov.uk/student_support discount. If you pay the full cost of your annual fees at Diagnostic Radiography and Imaging; Dietetics;
enrolment you will receive a five percent discount. This Occupational Therapy; Physiotherapy; Podiatry;
FIND OUT MORE Student Finance Wales offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other Radiotherapy and Oncology; Speech and Language
W: ulster.ac.uk/apply/fees-and-finance W: studentfinancewales.co.uk discount, offer or scholarship. Therapy; and Nursing (Adult/Mental Health).
W: studentfinanceni.co.uk50 ulster.ac.uk Undergraduate Prospectus 2019-2020 51
Faculties at Ulster
Faculties
at Ulster52 ulster.ac.uk Undergraduate Prospectus 2019-2020 53
Faculties at Ulster
Faculty of Arts,
Humanities and
Social Sciences
The Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences We are home to the award-winning Ulster University
offers courses on all four of Ulster’s campuses, Law Clinic and the Transitional Justice Institute,
across six schools: the world’s first academic research centre on
transitional justice.
• Belfast School of Art
• School of Applied Social and Policy Sciences We are a research-intensive faculty and our teaching
• School of Arts and Humanities is inspired by the range and depth of our scholarship.
• School of Communication and Media Our innovative curriculum, developed and delivered
• School of Education by staff who share your passion for learning, will
• School of Law challenge and change you.
We place a strong emphasis on professional FIND OUT MORE
accreditation, work-based learning and employability, W: ulster.ac.uk/faculties/arts-humanities-and-
to equip you with the necessary skills and social-sciences
qualifications to gain a competitive edge in your
future career.54 ulster.ac.uk Undergraduate Prospectus 2019-2020 55
Faculties at Ulster
Faculty of
Computing,
Engineering
and the Built
Environment
The Faculty of Computing, Engineering and the Sponsored scholarships and prizes further
Built Environment consists of four schools, offering demonstrate the relevance of our courses and the
industry-informed, professionally recognised quality of our students.
courses. These include:
Numerous opportunities for personal development
• Belfast School of Architecture exist such as Ulster’s EDGE Award, Tutoring in
and the Built Environment Schools, mentoring and class representation, STEM
• School of Computing Ambassadorships, Athena Swan champions, peer-
• School of Computing, Engineering mentoring and widening access partnerships.
and Intelligent Systems
• School of Engineering FIND OUT MORE
W: ulster.ac.uk/cebe
With the Faculty having developed strong industry
partnerships in both teaching and research, students
on placement gain invaluable experience and on
successful completion will be awarded an additional
diploma.
The number of professional occupations relating to STEM
(Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) also means
employment opportunities in this sector are excellent.56 ulster.ac.uk Undergraduate Prospectus 2019-2020 57
Faculties at Ulster
Faculty of
Life and Health
Sciences
As a leading provider of health-related education, You will grow in an environment where knowledge and
Ulster’s Faculty of Life and Health Sciences has a skills are generated, challenged, tested and applied.
strong portfolio of accredited degree programmes
covering seven exciting yet diverse disciplines: Through the integration of placement opportunities
across a wide range of health, medical and industrial
• Biomedical Sciences settings in the UK, Ireland and further afield, you
• Geography and Environmental Sciences will gain a competitive edge at Ulster. Whether you
• Health Sciences choose a one-year placement, or are rotating in
• Nursing clinical settings, you will have the opportunity to
• Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences enhance your professional practice and develop unique
• Psychology employability skills.
• Sport
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Well-established links with government and the public W: ulster.ac.uk/lhs
and private sectors play an important role in the
design of our high-quality scientific provision.
Whichever discipline you undertake, you will benefit
from state-of-the-art facilities and multidisciplinary
teaching, informed by world-leading research.58 ulster.ac.uk Undergraduate Prospectus 2019-2020 59
Faculties at Ulster
Ulster
University
Business School
Ulster University Business School (UUBS) is We work hard to ensure employability is at the
entrepreneurial and dynamic. With approximately 120 centre of the student learning experience and have
academic staff and more than 6,000 students, we are built strong links with a number of internationally-
one of the largest providers of university-accredited recognised professional bodies who accredit and
business and management education in Britain and quality-assure our courses.
Ireland. Our degree programmes are shaped by our
world-leading research, the impact of which was FIND OUT MORE
ranked 7th out of 101 business schools in the Research W: ulster.ac.uk/uubs
Excellence Framework (REF 2014).
We also work with some of Ireland’s biggest
companies and have nurtured strong relationships
with a variety of businesses and organisations to
provide a broad range of invaluable opportunities and
work experience to students.60 ulster.ac.uk Undergraduate Prospectus 2019-2020 61
Welcomeat Ulster University
Courses
Courses
at Ulster62 ulster.ac.uk Undergraduate Prospectus 2019-2020 63
Courses at Ulster University
Accounting (Pathways) Accounting and Law
BSc Hons BSc Hons
UCAS code: N400 UCAS code: NM41
Campus: Jordanstown Full-time Campus: Jordanstown Full-time
Ulster University Business School Ulster University Business School A
IMPORTANT NOTICE – CAMPUS CHANGE IMPORTANT NOTICE – CAMPUS CHANGE
This course will move to the Belfast campus. Students will change This course will move to the Belfast campus. Students will change
campus part way through this course. campus part way through this course.
ABOUT THIS COURSE ABOUT THIS COURSE
The BSc Hons Accounting (Pathways) is an innovative suite This is a four-year course with an equal weighting of accounting
of pathways that offers you the opportunity to progress your and law modules covered each year. It also has the option of a
studies within the fast growing areas of professional services. placement year. The degree produces graduates who have both
You will be able to graduate with one of the following awards: a qualifying law degree and significant professional exemptions
BSc Hons Accounting; BSc Hons Accounting (Forensic Services); from parts of the professional examinations of the major
BSc Hons Accounting (Financial Economics); or BSc Hons accounting bodies.
Accounting (Management Consulting). This suite of pathways
offers you high quality teaching, expertise in accounting, It is accredited by Chartered Accountants Ireland (CAI), the
forensic, economics and financial services and well-established Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) and the
links with the accounting professional bodies, key graduate Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA). It is also
employers, public sector and local industry. recognised by the Joint Academic Stage Board for England and
Wales (JASB) and the Law Society and Bar Council of Northern
This programme has been designed to broaden your Ireland.
opportunities in accounting and utilise our high-level employer
links to ensure you get excellent employment opportunities. The This degree is of interest to those wishing to pursue careers in
programme has been accredited by UK and Ireland professional accounting (auditing, taxation, insolvency and forensics) and
accounting bodies, Chartered Accountants Ireland (CAI), the law (knowledge of business and taxation issues influence legal
Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales advice given about probate, divorce settlements). Students may
(ICAEW), the Association of Chartered Accountants (ACCA) and progress to a Postgraduate Diploma or Master’s in Advanced
the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA). Accounting, which is unique to Ulster in Ireland. As this course is
You have the opportunity to gain maximum exemptions from dedicated to Chartered Accountants Ireland, all CAP1 exemptions
professional examinations depending on the pathway selected must be in place before enrolment. For those wishing to pursue
for study and the final module mark achieved. their law studies, there is the LLM in Human Rights Law and
As a graduate, you may take up a position as an accounting Transitional Justice and the LLM in Human Rights Law and Peace
practitioner providing audit, accountancy, forensic services and Building.
taxation services to a variety of businesses and individuals. You
could also avail of many accounting and finance roles in any The aim of this degree is to produce professionally focused
type of business such as financial or management accountant graduates who have an in-depth knowledge of the theory and
in a large commercial enterprise or within central or local practice of accounting and law. The degree prepares students for
government, a taxation specialist, a management consultant or a career in accountancy (specialising in those areas which require
an educationalist. a more in-depth knowledge of law, such as forensic accounting,
taxation and business recovery); a career in law (in particular,
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS corporate law); and/or postgraduate studies in accounting, law or
cognate disciplines.
Refer to the University’s General Entrance Requirements.
A level: ABB or BBB ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
(If applying with A level Maths, the tariff is a minimum BBB) Refer to the University’s General Entrance Requirements.
GCSE: Maths (minimum grade B) A level: ABB or BBB
Visit the online prospectus at ulster.ac.uk for further details. (If applying with A level Maths, the tariff is a minimum BBB)
GCSE: Maths (minimum grade B)
Visit the online prospectus at ulster.ac.uk for further details.
Visit ulster.ac.uk for full entry requirements.
Applications to part-time courses are made
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