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Undergraduate International Prospectus 2020-2021 ulster.ac.uk/global
Contents
4 Welcome to Ulster University 48 Applying to Ulster University
6 We are Ulster University 50 General entrance requirements
8 Leading edge research 51 English language support
10 Your future career starts here 52 Fees, funding and finance
12 A world of opportunities 53 International scholarships & discounts
14 A global welcome
54 Faculty of Arts, Humanities and
16 A Taste of Northern Ireland
Social Sciences
26 Getting here
56 Faculty of Computing, Engineering
28 Building the university of tomorrow and the Built Environment
30 Life on campus 58 Faculty of Life and Health Sciences
34 Your home from home 60 Ulster University Business School
36 International Foundation Programme
38 Your learning experience
40 Sport for all 62 Courses at Ulster
42 Your Students’ Union 152 Course index
44 Here to support you 154 Useful contacts
46 Happy to help 154 Disclaimer
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Welcome to Ulster University.
Your undergraduate adventure starts here.
Welcome to Ulster – a university that places We recognise that relocating and, in many
ambition at the heart of everything to create instances, living away from family and friends for
the most rewarding student experience possible. the first time can be a daunting experience – it is
also an exciting one. Our Global Engagement
It is our people and their successes that truly
team is dedicated to ensuring your transition from
set us apart.
home to studying with us is as smooth as possible.
We are renowned for our teaching excellence,
underpinned by world-leading research. Your Whatever your aspirations today, our learning
learning is directly influenced by distinguished experience stretches minds, embraces challenge
experts making pioneering breakthroughs, the and strives for the inconceivable, to shape the
benefits of which are felt far and wide. artists, engineers, scientists and entrepreneurs
of tomorrow.
It is our Our strong collaboration with industry is
people and their
reflected in our dynamic course portfolio, Be a part of our extraordinary story.
meeting new and emerging sector demands
successes
to ensure industry-relevant programmes I look forward to welcoming you.
producing work-ready graduates.
Northern Ireland is renowned for its friendliness
and warm welcome. Our vibrant cities, unspoilt
that truly set us apart. countryside, efficient public transport and With best wishes,
Professor Paddy Nixon
minimal congestion ensure a quality of life
unsurpassed by few. Vice-Chancellor and President
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We are
Ulster
IN THE UK FOR IN THE UK FOR OF ALL UK
PHARMACY AND BUILDING UNIVERSITIES FOR
PHARMACOLOGY (The Complete University Guide, OVERALL RESEARCH
2019)
University.
(The Guardian, 2015/16/17) (REF, 2014)
Going to university is an exciting step and choosing IN THE UK FOR IN THE UK FOR INVESTED IN RESEARCH
where to study is an important decision that will shape OUTSTANDING IMPACT LAND AND PROPERTY AND INNOVATION
your future. With four distinct campuses across Northern
Ireland, it is the student experience that we offer which
IN LAW RESEARCH MANAGEMENT EACH YEAR
(REF, 2014) (Complete University Guide, 2019)
sets Ulster University apart.
From renowned teaching inspired by world-class research,
to first class resources and facilities, all within an inclusive,
supportive learning environment, we place ambition at the IN THE UK FOR
heart of everything we do to ensure you excel and unleash BIOSCIENCES
your full potential.
(The Guardian, 2019)
25,000 OPTOMETRY RANKED
WE RECRUIT
INTERNATIONAL
OF GRADUATES
IN WORK 195,000
IN THE UK FOR OR FURTHER ALUMNI
HOSPITALITY, EVENT STUDENTS FROM OVER
STUDY WORLDWIDE
MANAGEMENT 100 COUNTRIES within six months of
STUDENTS
& TOURISM ACROSS THE GLOBE graduating
(Complete University Guide, 2019) (The Guardian, 2019) (DLHE Survey, 2016/17)
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edge research
Leading
Ulster is
renowned and
respected
for its world-leading
research.
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 £46 million on
research. We continue to develop and
invest in our capabilities to ensure we stay
at the forefront of innovation.
FIND OUT MORE
ulster.ac.uk/research
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Our learning experience Work experience It is awarded in addition
is career-focused and At Ulster, most full-time to your degree and gives
relevant, offering a range undergraduate and integrated you the opportunity to
of opportunities to enhance Masters degrees include engage in a wide range of
your CV and stand out to a period of work-based activities that will boost your
potential employers. This learning. You also have career prospects and show
ensures that you graduate the opportunity to build commitment to your personal
with the knowledge, skills your international profile development.
and confidence to make through work experience
your mark in a competitive abroad. If you successfully Employability Portal
job market. complete a placement year The Ulster University
in employment, you could Employability Portal offers
Career planning be awarded a Diploma in students a range of digital
Our Employability and Professional Practice (DPP) resources that support
Careers team offers friendly or a Diploma in Professional students in developing a
and impartial advice to Practice - International competitive advantage.
help you plan your career (DPPI) if your employment This includes a digital
and provides a range of is overseas. Alternatively, skills portfolio tool, CV
Your
opportunities designed to you could be awarded the Improvement platform, online
enhance your employability. Diploma in International chat advice service and an
You will have access to Academic Studies (DIAS) if online alumni mentoring
job vacancies, placement you complete a placement service that helps students
opportunities and vacation year studying abroad. connect with alumni across
future
or part-time work. We also industries.
organise regular fairs and Giving you the EDGE
forums where you can meet Employers are placing more FIND OUT MORE
employers and professional emphasis on recruiting
career
bodies. graduates who not only ulster.ac.uk/careers
have a degree, but who Careers at Ulster
Professional accreditation are also equipped with key @CareersAtUlster
You will feel welcome Most of our degree transferable skills. The Ulster
if you come to Ulster Careers at Ulster
programmes are developed EDGE Award provides official
starts
University. It won’t in collaboration with industry recognition for activities
be too lonely for and professional bodies. undertaken outside of your
you. It won’t be too Many also offer an additional studies.
serious. You will get professional qualification or
to have much fun if accreditation, something you
here.
you want to. Ulster is will find invaluable once you
a great place to come graduate.
to study.
Mercy Adeleke, Nigeria
MPharm Pharmacy
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A world of
opportunities One of the best things
about studying at Ulster
is the opportunity to ‘go
global’. Experience of
different cultures can be
There are also a wide variety
of academic summer schools
offered internationally in
many universities and other
organisations, as well as
Additional international
work experiences
There is a wide range
of short-term work and
study options available,
a very positive asset in volunteering opportunities in including paid internships
today’s labour market. a range of countries. abroad for computing,
science and construction
As an Ulster student, you FIND OUT MORE students through IAESTE (the
Experience
can opt to study, work or International Association for
volunteer overseas as part of ulster.ac.uk/global the Exchange of Students
your course. Going global studyabroad@ulster.ac.uk for Technical Experience),
different allows you to enhance the and the Washington-Ireland
cultures.
Ulster University Study Abroad
knowledge and skills that Programme, allowing students
you acquire during your to undertake an eight-week
International placement and
course and adds a desirable internship in Washington, DC.
internship programmes
international dimension to
We can connect you with
your career prospects. You can broaden your
our international partners
horizons whilst studying
offering opportunities to
We are committed to offering by working in a children’s
work in Australia, America
as many students as possible summer camp or through
and Europe for up to one
the opportunity to spend part the Project Children
year, either as part of your
of their degree programme Intern Programme, in the
placement during your
abroad and provide access USA. Other opportunities
degree, during your holidays
to over 300 institutions include the British Council’s
or as a graduate.
worldwide for student Generation UK-India Work
exchange opportunities. Placement or Thailand English
These include Mountbatten
Teaching programme.
Institute New York
You may choose to study at
Programme, the US-NI
one of Ulster’s many partner FIND OUT MORE
Mentorship Programme,
institutions in Europe through
the IBEC EOP Multinational,
the Erasmus+ programme, ulster.ac.uk/goglobal
Tourism and Global
or further afield in North Careers at Ulster
Graduates Programmes.
America, Latin America, Asia @CareersAtUlster
Funding for international
or Australia.
placements is available Careers at Ulster
through Erasmus+ and British
Council programmes.
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Ulster treated me like
family; like their own
responsibility.
That’s one of the
reason’s why I chose
Ulster University.
Berin Jabez Grant, India
BSc Business
A
global
Students from across the in teaching and research You will also be encouraged
world have chosen to study to make us a leading UK to get to know other Ulster
at Ulster University and gain education provider. students through engagement
a highly valued degree. with the Students’ Union.
Our Global Engagement team
The Ulster experience not will provide you with advice Our Student Support staff and
only offers you academic on our courses, assistance the Students’ Union are also
excellence, but you will with your application and on hand to help you settle in
also be part of a friendly information about life at Ulster. to Ulster life.
and welcoming university,
welcome
committed to providing They will also continue to FIND OUT MORE
you with a quality student support you during your time
experience. with us. To ensure you feel ulster.ac.uk/global
right at home, you will have global@ulster.ac.uk
Modern facilities for sport, the opportunity to participate
leisure and accommodation in a wide variety of events
combine with our international organised for international
reputation for excellence students across all campuses.
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A Taste of
Northern
Ireland. Image courtesy of
© Christopher Heaney
Welcome to
Northern Ireland
No matter where in the world you are Belfast is the
from, studying in Northern Ireland
will be an unforgettable experience. Most Affordable
City in the UK*
International students love our location
because it is so convenient to the rest of
the UK and Europe. Happiest
people I love the Northern Irish
Belfast is less than one hour from
London by air and there are almost
in the UK* people. They are the
nicest body of people
30 daily flights to choose from. I’ve ever had the
pleasure of getting to
know. You make friends
International students also enjoy our Lonely Planet’s with strangers and it
green landscape and dramatic coast-
Top Region to visit
makes all the difference.
lines – not to mention our cultural and
historic-rich cities.
in 2018 Emily Villari, USA
BSc Advertising
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FABULOUS Pubs
FOOD!Northern Ireland is a great destination
&Clubs
Whichever Ulster campus you
choose, you will never be far away
from renowned pubs and clubs.
for lovers of good food and drink. Some of the most well-known student venues
include the Anchor bar in Portstewart, Sugar
From seafront restaurants along the Causeway Coastal Route to nightclub in Derry~Londonderry, and The Duke of
seafood bars at the foot of the Mourne Mountains, contemporary York and The Spaniard in Belfast – a pub enjoyed
city restaurants, and hearty pub grub in beautiful rural spots. With a by the cast of Game of Thrones.
number of recent worldwide accolades, the quality and authenticity of
our local produce is undeniable.
Everything here is fun.
They plan it, they cater
for your needs, they care
for you. It’s so worth it.
Chelsea Dipompeo, USA
Irish Studies
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Literature
the & Theatre
BIG
EVENT
We love to Northern Ireland
celebrate. is home to Nobel
Laureates and
During your time at Ulster University,
make the most of great events across award-winning
North Ireland.
playwrights.
Love speed? Enjoy the North West 200
(Portrush/Causeway Coast) or the Ulster
Grand Prix (Crumlin). Love food? Try one Tour Heaney country in Magherafelt
of our many foodie events such as The and gain an insight into the
Ould Lammas Fair (Ballycastle). There’s landscape that inspired world-famous
something to suit all tastes. poet Seamus Heaney. Enjoy a new
play by local writers including Marie
Jones and Owen McCaferty, classic
works from internationally acclaimed
Brian Friel, or touring productions at
world class theatre venues.
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PLAYGROUN
The legend of
TITANIC
ADVENTURE
Embrace your surroundings and
pack as much into your time
outside your studies.
Paddle along canoe trails, surf or
body board on waves coming from
Only in Belfast can you the roaring North Atlantic or head to
follow Titanic’s remarkable journey
the Mourne Mountains, where you can
from the drawing board to the
slipways, or stand on the vast floor walk, climb or horse-ride.
of the dock where she was fitted
out – her last footprint on land.
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Made for THE
golf Giant’s
Causeway
VISITOR CENTRE AND
THE CAUSEWAY
Northern Ireland is made for golf
and our home-grown talent in
COASTAL ROUTE
Darren Clarke, Graeme McDowell
and Rory McIlroy – all of whom
are honorary graduates of Ulster The Giant’s Causeway
is a spectacular natural
– is testament to this.
Northern Ireland is a lovely attraction and Northern
Ireland’s only UNESCO
Northern Ireland really is the playground place; it is so peaceful, World Heritage Site.
of champions. Perfect your technique
on the superb world-class links of Royal full of nature and people Visit the world-class visitor centre. Are
the basaltic columns the work of giant,
Portrush and Royal County Down or hone
your skills on a diverse range of parkland
are really friendly. I’ve Finn McCool or Mother Nature? You
decide. Complete the experience by
and seaside courses. We have over 90 made lifelong memories driving the Causeway Coastal Route,
great courses to choose from. a road trip recognised as one of the
and friendships. top-5 drives in the world.
Monica Lopes Tonello, Brazil
Pharmacy
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Ottawa
Getting
Beijing
New York
Islamabad
Los Angeles Kuwait City Seoul Tokyo
Dhaka
Cairo
Here
Riyadh New Delhi Hong Kong
Belfast Mexico City
Abuja Kuala Lumpur
Bogota
Warsaw Singapore
London 2HRS
50MINS
Amsterdam Berlin
1HR 1HR
35MINS 35MINS
Krakow Brasilia
2HRS
50MINS
Pretoria
Paris
1HR Salzburg
45MINS 2HRS
Geneva
2HRS
20MINS
Milan
2HRS
35MINS Dubrovnik
3HRS
10MINS
Barcelona
2HRS
35MINS
Ibiza
2HRS
55MINS
Faro
3HRS Belfast
2 airports in Belfast,
Dublin airport only
90 minutes away. Warsaw
London 2HRS
50MINS
Amsterdam Berlin
Direct flights from Belfast 1HR 1HR
to over 180 destinations Edinburgh 35MINS 35MINS
Glasgow Krakow
in 42 countries. 2HRS
50MINS
Belfast Newcastle
1 hour from London, Paris
35 flights per day. 1HR Salzburg
Manchester 45MINS 2HRS
Liverpool Geneva
Dublin 2HRS
Milan
Birmingham 20MINS
2HRS
35MINS Dubrovnik
3HRS
10MINS
Bristol
Cardiff London
Barcelona
2HRS
35MINS
Ibiza
2HRS
55MINS
Faro
3HRS
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Building
the university
of tomorrow.
Ulster University is transforming the higher
education landscape with the £264 million
landmark development at the Belfast campus.
Located in the heart of the vibrant Cathedral
Quarter, the visionary new campus is one of the
largest higher education capital builds in Europe.
It will provide a progressive learning, teaching
and research environment supported by the best
innovative technology, allowing us to nurture
talent and innovation.
The new campus will not only transform the
student experience as a centre of academic
excellence, it will also be publicly accessible and a
valuable asset for Belfast as a city in which to live,
work, study and do business.
As we move forward, the 75,000sqm campus will
house up to 15,000 students and staff. By locating
our bright, ambitious and creative students in the
heart of Northern Ireland’s capital, we will form a
lively student community and promote a dynamic
environment, which will stimulate and inspire.
FIND OUT MORE
ulster.ac.uk/greaterbelfastdevelopment
Progressive
learning,
teaching
and research.
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We are one University with
four distinct campuses across
Northern Ireland - Belfast,
Coleraine, Jordanstown
and Magee.
While each campus differs in
Belfast Coleraine
size and has its own distinctive
atmosphere, wherever you The Belfast campus is The feeling of community at
choose to study, you can be situated in the artistic and our Coleraine campus makes
sure of a first-class student cultural centre of the city, the for a warm and welcoming
experience. Cathedral Quarter. Although student experience. The
traditionally associated relaxed, outdoor atmosphere
with art, the campus spans of the north coast is reflected
an increasing and exciting in the feel of this thriving
range of subjects including campus. Together with the
architecture, hospitality, event nearby seaside towns of
management, photography Portrush and Portstewart and
and digital animation. Our the Giant’s Causeway World
vibrant campus plays host Heritage Site, this area is a
to frequent fashion shows major international tourist
and art exhibitions, and is an destination.
exciting place to study and
Life on
work. It is also home to The A wide range of subjects
Academy training restaurant. is available at Coleraine,
which results in an interesting
mixture of students and
staff. Subject areas include
campus
biomedical sciences,
geography and environmental
science, nutrition, optometry,
psychology, pharmacy,
English, history, media and
journalism, travel and tourism,
and teacher education.
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Jordanstown Magee
Jordanstown is the largest of The friendly village
Ulster’s campuses, located atmosphere of our Magee
just seven miles north of campus offers an intimate
Belfast. The campus has a learning environment
strong profile in computing, in the heart of Northern
built environment, business, Ireland’s second city,
engineering, social sciences, Derry~Londonderry. Located
communication and academic in the North West of Northern
disciplines relating to the Ireland and a short distance
science and coaching of from County Donegal,
sport. Sport plays a significant Derry~Londonderry is ideally
part in the life of the campus situated for exploring some
which is home to the Sports of Ireland’s most dramatic
Institute of Northern Ireland landscapes.
(SINI).
On-going investment
Many students starting their has provided state-of-
degree at Jordanstown will the-art teaching, research
complete their course in the and support facilities for
new Belfast campus. students and staff. Teaching
strengths on campus include
business, cinematic arts, Irish,
music, drama, computing,
engineering, nursing, physical
activity, personalised medicine
and law.
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Ulster University, Belfast Ulster University, Magee
from home
Your home With really good infrastructure, the
accommodation in the University is a
place that you can call home. Living
with your friends or new people from
different parts of the world and at the
same time really close to the main
buildings where you study. It is a
Brand new, state-of-the-art
accommodation is now available
adjacent to the Belfast campus.
All of the rooms are en-suite
with high-speed Wi-Fi provided
throughout. There is a range of
accommodation available from four,
five and six-bed cluster apartments
We offer accommodation for
over 630 students in our student
village and our halls of residence,
Coppin House, both less than five
minutes’ walk from the campus.
All accommodation has access to
high-speed broadband with Wi-Fi
throughout. There are self-contained
pleasant and unique experience. with shared kitchen/dining and units available for students who
living facilities, to individual studio require additional space, privacy and
Andressa Roeder, Brazil apartments. To enhance your student independence. Adapted accessible
BSc Food & Nutrition
experience there is a range of accommodation is available for
additional facilities available at no students with a disability.
extra cost including a cinema room,
study hub and gym facilities. accommodationm@ulster.ac.uk
Residential Services Magee
Ulster University, Jordanstown
Most of the accommodation in our Ulster University, Coleraine
on-campus student village comprises Our student village offers fantastic
five-bedroom, en-suite apartments on-campus accommodation. Most
with high-speed broadband and Wi-Fi rooms have en-suite facilities and
connections with shared kitchen/ all have a broadband connection
dining facilities. If you require a and access to the internet with Wi-Fi
bigger space you can rent self- throughout. There are some suites
contained apartments on-campus. available for students with special
We provide adapted accessible or mobility needs. Students seeking
accommodation for students with more independence may choose to
disabilities. There are a few houses live in leased accommodation in the
and apartments available on-campus nearby seaside town of Portstewart.
which have a shared bathroom The University allocates and manages
facility and kitchen/living dining areas this accommodation.
To help you settle into university life, between five or six residents.
international students are guaranteed accommodationc@ulster.ac.uk
university accommodation if your accommodationj@ulster.ac.uk Residential Services Coleraine
application is submitted before the end Residential Services Jordanstown
of July. University accommodation is
well priced, comfortable and modern,
and we have something to cater for
every budget and taste.
We also arrange a ‘Reslife’ calendar of
social events on arrival and throughout Campus accommodation starts from:
the year so you can get to know other
students and fully immerse yourself in Belfast Coleraine Jordanstown Magee
£120 £75 £90 £75
community life on campus. Activities
include bake-offs, quiz nights and fun
sports events. per week* per week* per week* per week*
FIND OUT MORE *Correct at time of print
ulster.ac.uk/accommodation
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International
Foundation
Programme
The International Science, Engineering Entry Requirements Scholarship When completing your
Foundation Programme and Technology To be eligible for the A £4,000 scholarship application, you must
(IFP) offers international The Science, Technology International Foundation package is available for all also provide the following
students, who are not & Engineering pathway Programme you must: entrants to the International information:
eligible for direct entry, an will enable you to study a Foundation Programme,
alternative route to studying bachelor degree in subjects • Have successfully commencing September 2020 1. A copy of your most recent
an undergraduate degree at such as Biology, Civil completed your high including a £2,000 tuition fee school transcript
Ulster University. Engineering, Computer school education scholarship and a £2,000 2. A statement on why you
Science, Electronic • Meet the residency/ accommodation discount. wish to study the IFP at
What degree can I study? Engineering, Geography, nationality requirements Ulster University
You can progress to over 90 Pharmacy and Stratified to be defined as an How to Apply 3. Evidence of your current
degree programmes from Medicine. international student You can apply directly to Ulster level of English language
our IFP. The degree you wish • Attain the equivalent of University. Applying is free ability (copy of UKVI IELTS
to study will determine which Business, Arts, Humanities a minimum grade C at and we aim to make you an certificate)
pathway you will take. You and Social Sciences GCSE level in 5 subjects offer within two working days 4. A copy of your passport
can choose from two paths: The Business, Arts, Humanities including Mathematics from receipt of a complete
and Social Sciences pathway • Attain an overall score of application. FIND OUT MORE
prepares you for degrees in 5.0 in the UKVI IELTS (with
subjects such as accounting, no individual band score ulster.ac.uk/ifp
business studies, marketing, of less than 5.0)
law, history and English. Equivalent qualifications from
all countries are considered.
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Your
learning
experience
Studying at university is not Most modules are assessed
the same as studying at school. through coursework and/or
The main difference is that exams. The first semester exams
you are expected to study are in early January and the
independently – to organise second semester exams are
your time to study effectively in May.
by deciding which materials
to study and how. You will Lectures, seminars
be required to read about and tutorials
your subject (reading lists are Teaching is delivered through
generally provided, particularly lectures, seminars and tutorials,
in the first year), prepare and sometimes practicals and
for seminars and complete fieldwork. Lectures are formal
assignments. You will have a teaching sessions, often with
studies adviser to support you, a larger group of students.
but remember to keep staff Seminars, which usually provide
informed if you are having a form of follow-up to lectures,
any difficulties. take place in smaller groups and
are often used to promote group
Academic year discussion about a specific topic.
The academic year is divided In tutorials, a small number of
into two semesters for most students meet with a tutor to
students (some students, e.g. discuss work and to raise points
nursing, have a longer academic of particular interest or difficulty.
year). The first semester runs
from September until mid- Work placement or
January and the second from study abroad The teaching quality
late January to May. Each You may have the opportunity is excellent because it
semester comprises 12 weeks of to go on work experience or associates the theoretical
teaching followed by an exam study abroad during your third knowledge with practical
period. Full-time students will year. For some medical-related application in the
typically study three modules in courses, you will be required laboratory – making it
each semester (18 modules of to undertake block work effective learning for the
study make up a standard three- placements throughout labour market.
year degree programme). the course.
Yudi Sunaga Guilherme, Brazil
Mechatronic Engineering
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Sport and physical
activity is an important
part of life at Ulster
Sport
and many of our
students play for ‘Team
Ulster’ in social,
friendly and competitive
sport every day.
for all
Thanks to National Trust, Giant’s Causeway
Whether you are an athlete or a complete Our sports centres have it all, including state- Talented Athlete Entry Scheme The Talented Athlete Entry Scheme is designed
beginner, everyone can benefit from our of-the-art fitness studios, a wide range of daily At Ulster University we understand the to support and nurture aspiring athletes by
excellent sporting and recreational facilities, classes, multi-sport indoor and outdoor facilities, dedication and commitment it takes to reducing the entry grades required for full-time
which are available at affordable student rates and fully trained fitness staff. compete at the highest level. Long hours of undergraduate courses.
(£10 per month), including membership and training, intense regimes and competitions can
pay-as-you-go options. FIND OUT MORE sometimes mean a sacrifice in examination FIND OUT MORE
performance.
ulster.ac.uk/sport ulster.ac.uk/sport/performance-sport/
programmes/talented-athlete-scheme
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Once you register to study
at Ulster University, you
automatically become
a member of the Ulster
University Students’
Union (UUSU). The
Union looks after the
interests of students and The Union is the focus of Clubs and societies
is represented across all entertainment on each Open to all Ulster students,
Ulster campuses. campus and organises social clubs and societies are an
events, trips and activities integral part of the Students’
to ensure you have an Union. There is a wide range
unforgettable experience of activities on offer where you
at Ulster. can meet new people, have
fun and try something new, all
Student voice at the same time. Clubs and
The Union represents the societies are also a great way
student population on every to get valuable experience
University committee, ensuring and skills to enhance your CV.
the student voice is always Whatever your interests there
heard – an important way is something for everyone.
for us to get feedback on our
teaching and facilities. The UUSU Enterprise
Students’ Union also runs UUSU Enterprise offers
the course rep system at the advice and guidance to
University. Being a course rep help you get your business
is a great addition to your CV. idea up and running, from
developing a business plan to
Supporting you sourcing funding. There are
The Students’ Union is an a range of opportunities and
important part of our student competitions on offer for you
support network. You can to get involved.
The Students’ Union is receive free, confidential
a big, friendly family, advice and information on any FIND OUT MORE
where I met so many issue or aspect of student life
nice people and had at Ulster. Site vice-presidents uusu.org
a great time on the can advise you on issues such Ulster SU
events regularly as study, accommodation, @UUSU
Your
organised. how to deal with stress or
anything else that affects your
Viktorija Ozerova, Latvia ability to make the most of
Biomedical Science your student experience.
Students’ Union
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Here to
support you
Life as a student is exciting but it can also Disabilities and medical conditions
be demanding. You may face personal If you have a disability or long-term medical
challenges and that’s where we can help. condition including mental health difficulties
Our Student Wellbeing team can help you or specific learning difficulties (e.g. ADHD,
with a range of issues to ensure you make the dyslexia), please let us know when you apply
most of your time at Ulster. Our professional to Ulster. Our AccessAbility team will be able
services are free, confidential and inclusive to advise you on the range of support
for all Ulster students. available and will also help you to access
funded support for assistive technology
Health and wellbeing software and equipment or non-medical
Our team provides advice and guidance for support providers as appropriate.
many student concerns, such as academic
matters, coping with stress and dealing with Counselling
personal issues. We want to help you take All Ulster University students can access face-
good care of yourself, both physically and to-face counselling support from a trained
emotionally during your time at university. counsellor, on or off campus and a confidential
24/7 counselling helpline is also available.
Money matters
Our team can help you to adapt to student FIND OUT MORE
life by providing budgeting and money
management advice to empower you to live ulster.ac.uk/studentsupport
within your means. We can also offer advice
on financial matters including tuition fees,
bursaries and access to financial support.
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The Office for Global
Happy to help. Engagment at Ulster is
one of the best I have ever
seen. The Office offers and
provides me with support
We support you Immigration advice whenever I need it.
The Office for Global Our Compliance Team offers free and confidential
Engagement at Ulster is
available to support you
advice and assistance on visa and immigration
requirements before and during your studies
They supported me from
during each stage of your with us. Services include supporting you in your arrival, settling, registering
journey with us. From application for a Tier 4 student visa and extending
application through to your visa. with medical practice,
graduation, our specialist staff
are here to help. For further details on support available please visit providing information
Our services include providing
ulster.ac.uk/global/visa-immigration
about accommodation,
support with your application, Welcome Week supermarkets, places to see.
guidance on visa and Welcome Week kicks off with a pick-up service for
immigration requirements, international students from local airports. Our I will definitely recommend
this university to others!
pre-arrival information, Welcome Week provides an opportunity for you
delivering a welcome to get to know your campus, meet academic and
programme designed support staff and other students. It includes a
specifically for international range of information sessions and social events
students and a range of designed to help you settle into university life and Purna Prasad Sita, India
social and cultural events living in Northern Ireland.
MSc Management
throughout your time with us.
Further information can be found at ulster.ac.uk/
Further information on global/pre-arrival
our services can be found
opposite. FIND OUT MORE
+44 (0)28 9036 6755
global@ulster.ac.uk
ulster.ac.uk/global
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How to apply
You can apply directly to Ulster University. Applying
is free and we aim to make you an offer within two
working days from receipt of your application.
Please visit our website for international students:
ulster.ac.uk/global/apply
Need help?
Talk to our Regional Manager for your country:
ulster.ac.uk/global/apply/your-country
1 2 3
Select Check your Check your
course entry relevant country
a course requirements page
Select the course you want Visit the online prospectus to check Access information on qualifications
to apply for from our online the academic and English language and contact details for educational
prospectus. requirements for your course. representatives in your region.
Applying to
ulster.ac.uk/courses ulster.ac.uk/courses ulster.ac.uk/global/apply/
your-country
4 5 6
Apply Receive your Accept your offer
Ulster
online letter of offer Meet the conditions of your offer
Submit your application and upload We will email this to you. (if any) and pay your deposit.
your supporting documentation via ulster.ac.uk/global/apply/
our on-line portal. how/accepting-your-offer
ulster.ac.uk/applyonline
University
7 8 9
Need a Tier 4 visa? Receive your Apply for your
Submit additional documents
that we need to issue your
CAS letter Tier 4 visa
Confirmation of Acceptance for We will email this to you. ulster.ac.uk/tier4
Studies (CAS).
ulster.ac.uk/visas
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General The general entrance
requirements identify
the minimum English
entrance language
qualifications needed
for application to a
course at Ulster.
requirements support What if I don’t meet the English
language requirements?
The Centre for English Language Teaching degree from us but who have not yet met our
(CELT) at Ulster University offers a range of standard English language entry requirement of
Undergraduate entry requirements English language programmes designed an overall IELTS score of 6.0 or equivalent. The
The minimum required to be considered for entry to for international students to improve your programmes, which are delivered by staff with
our undergraduate programmes is the equivalent of understanding and knowledge of the language. considerable experience and expertise, will teach
three A-levels at CCC. However, some programmes The programmes combine academic study, you to learn the necessary skills for university
will require higher grades and particular subjects. intensive English language preparation, study study, improve your English language ability and
skills and cultural orientation. academic presentation techniques.
Competence in written and spoken English is a
General Entrance Requirement for entry to all Pre-sessional English Language Courses Improve your English for free while you pursue
courses, with some courses also requiring specific Ulster University offers a range of Pre-sessional your course
grades for mathematics. English language courses designed to enable you In-sessional English language courses
to reach the entry level of your chosen degree. During your studies at Ulster University there
Each programme will have slightly different The Pre-sessional English language programmes will be opportunities for you to further enhance
requirements, both in terms of overall points and are designed to develop your study skills in English your understanding of the English language
certain subjects, so it is always best to check the language and prepare you for further study with us. and develop key skills in writing academically.
relevant subject in the undergraduate on-line
Depending on your English language ability You can choose from a wide range of modules
prospectus at ulster.ac.uk/courses
there are two programmes to choose from, including; Academic Writing Skills; Accuracy in
FIND OUT MORE Pre-sessional PLUS or Pre-sessional Standard. Writing; Cultural Awareness; and English for
Pre-sessional courses are designed for Everyday Life. In-sessional modules are free of
ulster.ac.uk/global/apply/entry-requirements international students who have a conditional charge, are available on all four campuses and
offer for an undergraduate or postgraduate can be taken during semesters one and two.
Key facts
Pre-sessional English is offered at:
Course Start Date Duration Entry Requirements
*IELTS 5.0 or equivalent with only one band
Pre-sessional PLUS June 2020 11 weeks
acceptable below this (minimum 4.5).
*IELTS 5.5 or equivalent with no individual band
Pre-Sessional Standard July 2020 7 weeks
score less than IELTS 5.0 or equivalent.
*If you do not have the above qualification we also accept other Secure English Language Tests (SELTs).
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Funding a place at university
is one of the most important
considerations for all
students. In addition to
Northern Ireland being
one of the most affordable
regions in the UK to live and
study, we also offer highly
competitive tuition fees.
International
Fees, funding & finance Scholarships & Discounts
Flexible payment Our current tuition fees can These may include: To help you with the cost of your International undergraduate scholarship
To help spread the cost of be found on our website. studies, Ulster University offers
your studies, tuition fees can • Residential visits an attractive scholarship and Available to all international (non-EU) students on a
be paid back in five monthly FIND OUT MORE • Field trips support package to all qualified full-time undergraduate course delivered on one of our
instalments while you learn. international students.
ulster.ac.uk/global/apply/ • Materials (e.g. art, design, Northern Ireland campuses.
fees-and-finance engineering)
Payment options How to apply
Tuition fees are payable in • Inoculations You don’t need to apply for £2,000 Scholarship
pounds sterling (£GBP). We Additional costs • Security checks all our scholarships - some
accept payment by Banker’s Some courses may have discounts are awarded Automatically applied as discount to your annual tuition fee.
• Computer equipment
Draft, Direct Bank Transfer additional costs which are automatically if you are eligible.
not included in your tuition • Uniforms
and also accept all major See opposite for details.
credit/debit cards except for fee. These are detailed within • Professional memberships International foundation programme scholarship
American Express and Laser. the individual programme etc. Other scholarships
specification as they may vary There are a number of other
from course to course. Available to all international (non-EU) students on the
International deposit FIND OUT MORE scholarships available to
international foundation programme..
International students who international students and you
require a Tier 4 Student Visa Where a course has ulster.ac.uk/global/apply/ can find details of them on our
are required to pay a £2,000 additional mandatory fees-and-finance website. £2,000 tuition fee scholarship
deposit. expenses we make every £2,000 accommodation discount
effort to highlight them. Student Awards Agency for FIND OUT MORE
Scotland (SAAS) Scholarship is automatically applied as discount to your tuition fee.
ulster.ac.uk/global/apply/
how/scholarships
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Faculty of Arts,
Humanities and
Social Sciences
The Faculty of Arts, We place a strong emphasis We are a research-intensive
Humanities and Social on professional accreditation, faculty and our teaching is
Sciences offers courses on work-based learning and inspired by the range and
all four of Ulster’s campuses, employability, to equip you depth of our scholarship.
across six schools: with the necessary skills Our innovative curriculum,
and qualifications to gain developed and delivered by
• Belfast School of Art a competitive edge in your staff who share your passion
• School of Applied Social future career. for learning, will challenge
and Policy Sciences and change you.
• School of Arts and We are home to the award-
Humanities winning Ulster University Law FIND OUT MORE
• School of Communication Clinic and the Transitional
and Media Justice Institute, the world’s ulster.ac.uk/faculties/
• School of Education first academic research centre arts-humanities-and-
• School of Law on transitional justice. social-sciences
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Faculty of Computing,
Engineering and the
Built Environment
The Faculty of Computing, students on placement gain Schools, mentoring and
Engineering and the Built invaluable experience and class representation, STEM
Environment consists of on successful completion Ambassadorships, Athena
four schools, offering will be awarded an Swan champions, peer
industry-informed, additional diploma. The mentoring and widening
professionally recognised number of professional access partnerships.
courses. These include: occupations relating to
STEM (Science, Technology, The Faculty is renowned
• Belfast School of Engineering and Maths) for world-leading research
Architecture and the Built also means employment in globally important
Environment opportunities in this sector disciplines, ranging from
• School of Computing are excellent. cognitive data analytics
to innovative healthcare
• School of Computing,
Sponsored scholarships technologies, and
Engineering
and prizes further sustainable energy storage
and Intelligent Systems
demonstrate the relevance to fire safety engineering.
• School of Engineering of our courses and the
quality of our students. FIND OUT MORE
With the Faculty having Numerous opportunities
developed strong industry for personal development ulster.ac.uk/cebe
partnerships in both exist such as Ulster’s
teaching and research, EDGE Award, Tutoring in
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Faculty of Life
and Health Sciences
Ulster University enjoys a Whether improving the quality Through the integration of
long-standing and excellent of life or the quality of our placement opportunities
reputation as a leading environment, life and health locally, nationally and
provider of health and science students really do internationally across a wide
wellbeing related education. make a difference. range of environmental,
We offer a diverse portfolio health and wellbeing and
of professionally accredited Well-established links with clinical settings, you will
degree programmes. The government agencies, public gain a competitive edge at
Faculty consists of seven bodies, and the private sector, Ulster. Whether you choose a
schools: play an important role in the one-year placement, or are
design of our high-quality rotating in clinical settings,
• School of Biomedical Sciences provision. you will have the opportunity
• School of Geography and to enhance your professional
Environmental Sciences Whichever programme you and employability skills –
• School of Health Sciences choose, you will benefit from ensuring you unleash your
• School of Nursing multidisciplinary teaching, full potential.
• School of Pharmacy and informed by world-leading
Pharmaceutical Sciences research, in state-of-the-art FIND OUT MORE
• School of Psychology facilities.
• School of Sport ulster.ac.uk/lhs
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Ulster University
Business School
Ulster University We also work with some of FIND OUT MORE
Business School (UUBS) Ireland’s biggest companies
is entrepreneurial and and have nurtured strong ulster.ac.uk/uubs
dynamic. With approximately relationships with a variety of
120 academic staff and businesses and organisations
more than 6,000 students, to provide a broad range of
we are one of the largest invaluable opportunities and
providers of university- work experience to students.
accredited business and
management education in We work hard to ensure
Britain and Ireland. Our employability is at the centre
degree programmes are of the student learning
shaped by our world-leading experience and have built
research, the impact of strong links with a number
which was ranked 7th out of internationally recognised
of 101 business schools professional bodies who
in the Research Excellence accredit and quality-assure
Framework (REF 2014). our courses.
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Courses
at Ulster
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Accounting (Pathways) Accounting and Law
BSc Hons BSc Hons
UCAS code: N400 UCAS code: NM41
Jordanstown Full-time Jordanstown Full-time
IMPORTANT NOTICE - This course will move to the Belfast campus. IMPORTANT NOTICE - This course will move to the Belfast campus.
Students will change campus part way through this course. Students will change campus part way through this course.
ABOUT THIS COURSE ABOUT THIS COURSE
The BSc Hons Accounting (Pathways) is an This is a four-year course with an equal weighting
innovative suite of pathways that offers you the of accounting and law modules covered each
opportunity to progress your studies within the year. It also has the option of a placement year.
fast growing areas of professional services.
You will be able to graduate with one of the The degree produces graduates who have both a
following awards: BSc Hons Accounting; BSc qualifying law degree and significant professional
Hons Accounting (Forensic Services); BSc Hons exemptions from the major accounting bodies.
Accounting (Financial Economics); or BSc Hons
It is accredited by Chartered Accountants Ireland
Accounting (Management Consulting). This suite
(CAI) and the Association of Chartered Certified
of pathways offers you high quality teaching,
Accountants (ACCA). It is also recognised by
expertise in accounting, forensic, economics and
the Joint Academic Stage Board for England
financial services and well-established links with
and Wales (JASB) and the Law Society and Bar
the accounting professional bodies, key graduate
Council of Northern Ireland.
employers, public sector and local industry.
This degree is of interest to those wishing to
This programme has been designed to
pursue careers in accounting (auditing, taxation,
broaden your opportunities in accounting and
insolvency and forensics) and law (knowledge
utilise our high-level employer links to ensure
of business and taxation issues influence legal
you get excellent employment opportunities.
advice given about probate, divorce settlements).
The programme has been accredited by UK
and Ireland professional accounting bodies, Students may progress to a PGDip or MSc
Chartered Accountants Ireland (CAI), the Institute Advanced Accounting which is unique to Ulster
of Chartered Accountants in England and University in Ireland. For those wishing to pursue
Wales (ICAEW), the Association of Chartered their law studies, there is the LLM Human Rights
Accountants (ACCA) and the Chartered Institute Law and Transitional Justice and the LLM Human
of Management Accountants (CIMA). You have Rights Law and Peace Building.
the opportunity to gain maximum exemptions
from professional examinations depending on The aim of this degree is to produce
the pathway selected for study and the final professionally focused graduates who have
module mark achieved. an in-depth knowledge of the theory and
practice of accounting and law. The degree
As a graduate, you may take up a position as prepares students for a career in accountancy
an accounting practitioner providing audit, (specialising in those areas which require a more
accountancy, forensic services and taxation in-depth knowledge of law, such as forensic
services to a variety of businesses and individuals. accounting, taxation and business recovery); a
You could also avail of many accounting and career in law (in particular, corporate law); and/
finance roles in any type of business such as or postgraduate studies in accounting, law or
financial or management accountant in a large cognate disciplines.
commercial enterprise or within central or local
government, a taxation specialist, a management ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
consultant or an educationalist.
The minimum required to be considered for
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS entry to our undergraduate programmes is the
equivalent of three A-levels at CCC. However,
The minimum required to be considered for some programmes will require higher grades
entry to our undergraduate programmes is the and particular subjects.
equivalent of three A-levels at CCC. However,
some programmes will require higher grades Visit the online prospectus at ulster.ac.uk for
and particular subjects. further details.
Visit the online prospectus at ulster.ac.uk for
further details.
Visit ulster.ac.uk for the most up-to-date information
on course entry requirements.
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Accounting and Accounting with Animation Architectural Engineering
Marketing Specialisms BDes Hons BEng Hons
BSc Hons BSc Hons
UCAS code: NN45 UCAS code: NN43 UCAS code: WW26 UCAS code: J1H1
Magee Full-time Magee Full-time Belfast Full-time Jordanstown Full-time
IMPORTANT NOTICE - This course will move to the Belfast campus.
Students will change campus part way through this course.
ABOUT THIS COURSE ABOUT THIS COURSE ABOUT THIS COURSE ABOUT THIS COURSE
This course allows students to combine two principle This course will enable you to distinguish yourself from Animation has become an integral part of the According to the Construction Industry Training
subject areas from the business arena and to develop other accounting and finance graduates by enabling film, television, games and design industries, Board (CITB), 182,000 jobs will be created
the skills necessary for an aspiring professional career you to also acquire a specialism in either taxation, from Jurassic Park to Avatar, Angry Birds to Call of in the UK’s construction sector over the next
in accounting or marketing. In addition it provides the management or information systems. Duty, Xbox to mobile. The field of animation has number of years, specifically for professionals
basis for graduates wishing to take a postgraduate experienced unprecedented growth in recent years. who can deliver innovative and practical building
programme up to doctoral level. As the Ulster University Business School has strong links With new distribution methods and technologies, engineering designs that embrace low-carbon
with the accountancy and taxation bodies, you will be your work will have many paths to reach a with economic operational performance. To
The development of relevant employability skills is at the guided on the best choice of modules to suit your career worldwide audience. During the course you will meet this demand for professionals with the
core of the degree and a variety of opportunities exist aspirations. The course offers the option of undertaking a study drawing, the principles of animation and required knowledge and skill-set, we have this
within the programme to develop skills such as creative paid placement year locally or internationally or you can design, storytelling and narrative, design and the exciting course in architectural engineering. The
thinking, project management, strategic planning, opt to study abroad for a year. history, practice and theory of screen production. programme is designed to meet the demand for
business start-up, problem solving and interpersonal You will gain an understanding of creative and graduates who are creative and innovative, and
skills, as well as specific accounting and marketing This degree will help you develop a wide range of technical processes using industry-standard software who can work in building services, architectural
skills. The Department has strong ties with the major skills such as analytical problem solving, teamwork, in order to create interactive designs and computer integration, energy use in buildings and the
professional bodies in accountancy, taxation and research, commercial awareness and organising and animations. application of renewable technologies.
marketing including Chartered Accountants Ireland communicating information. Accounting specialists with
(CAI), the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants knowledge of the finance and the business environment As animation is a highly collaborative environment, The research-informed curriculum offers a route
are in great demand. The majority of graduates pursue you will learn the principles and practices through
(ACCA), the Chartered Institute of Management to professional status in an exciting and diverse
careers in accounting, finance, taxation, auditing, teamwork, while developing your individual
Accountants (CIMA), the Institute of Certified Public profession. Graduates will have high levels of
business, actuarial science, insurance, banking, finance or professional practice. The course enables students to
Accountants in Ireland (CPA), the Irish Taxation Institute competence in the planning of building heating
management, in both the commercial and public sectors. enter the industry of a range of exciting and rapidly
(ITI) and the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM). The and cooling systems, electrical energy supply
evolving platforms, as well as facilitating numerous
programme has been accredited by ACCA. and efficient environmental systems. You will be
This course is accredited by the major accounting and opportunities for employment in a rapidly growing
area at an international level. involved in the design of various building systems
This course is accredited by the major accounting bodies taxation bodies which are recognised worldwide including
associated with industrial, commercial and
which are recognised worldwide including Chartered Chartered Accountants Ireland (CAI), the Association
This course aims to provide students with specialist residential buildings such as heating, ventilation
Accountants Ireland (CAI), the Association of Chartered of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), and the
knowledge and skills necessary to develop and and air conditioning, refrigeration, lighting,
Certified Accountants (ACCA), and the Chartered Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA).
adapt their chosen career in the diverse creative water service, drainage, plumbing, security and
Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA). practices associated with animation. The course alarms, lifts, escalators, gas, electricity, and
The combination of subjects you will study on this course
will provide a sound basis for a career in many different aims to contribute, through the education of its communication. You will also have a growing
Graduates are well placed for a management career
areas of business such as accounting, finance, taxation students as adaptive and resilient designers, writers role in the deployment of renewable energy
in business, accounting, finance or to take advantage
or management in public, private or not-for-profit and thinkers, to the local, national and international systems and sustainability and energy efficiency
of the increased opportunities in the public, private and
organisations. Due to the professional body accounting practice of design in its current and future forms. in buildings.
voluntary sectors.
exemptions available, you will also be a step ahead in
Graduates with skills in computer animation have The course is accredited through the Chartered
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS your professional accountancy training. On successful
many well-paid career opportunities available to Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE)
completion of this course, it should be possible for you them. Students have worked on projects such as
The minimum required to be considered for entry to and the Energy Institute.
to progress to the MSc Advanced Accounting at Ulster VFX on Game of Thrones for HBO and concept art
our undergraduate programmes is the equivalent of University. for Sixteen South, here in Belfast, as well as many Graduates have progressed to highly successful
three A-levels at CCC. However, some programmes other companies in both animation production and careers in various areas such as contracting,
will require higher grades and particular subjects. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS video games. consulting, governmental and public authorities,
Visit the online prospectus at ulster.ac.uk for further The minimum required to be considered for entry to facilities management, energy advice, education,
details. our undergraduate programmes is the equivalent of ENTRY REQUIREMENTS and many are successful entrepreneurs.
three A-levels at CCC. However, some programmes The minimum required to be considered for
will require higher grades and particular subjects.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
entry to our undergraduate programmes is the
equivalent of three A-levels at CCC. However, The minimum required to be considered for
Visit the online prospectus at ulster.ac.uk for further
some programmes will require higher grades entry to our undergraduate programmes is the
details.
and particular subjects. equivalent of three A-levels at CCC. However,
some programmes will require higher grades
Visit the online prospectus at ulster.ac.uk for and particular subjects.
further details.
Visit the online prospectus at ulster.ac.uk for
further details.
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