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Ulster University Branch Campuses Website: qa.ulster.ac.uk At our London and Birmingham branch campuses, your education and future is in the hands of professionals.

Ulster University is a modern, forward-looking, progressive and entrepreneurial university with a national and international reputation for excellence and innovation. Having spread beyond our Northern Ireland roots to include partnerships with other education providers, we now have branch campuses in London and Birmingham offering globally recognised, fully accredited British degrees at Bachelors and Masters levels. We aim to create the best opportunities for our students by putting an emphasis on work based learning. Our partnership with QA allows us to increase the employability of our students and bring their expertise to our courses - QA have been the partner of choice for business, management and IT education and professionally accredited programmes for over twenty years. Our programmes are all geared towards increasing your employability and are designed to prepare you for the workplace.

16/10/2026

🎓 A day to remember, a journey to be proud of.

From late nights and big dreams to walking across the graduation stage, this is a moment worth celebrating.

Here’s to the memories made, the lessons learned and everything that comes next. ✨

Ulster University students at the Manchester campus wrapped up the semester with Launch Point 2026, a fantastic event th...
16/10/2026

Ulster University students at the Manchester campus wrapped up the semester with Launch Point 2026, a fantastic event that brought together career development, industry engagement, alumni connections, student networking, and a Summer Fest celebration.

A huge thank you goes to the Student Futures and Careers and Computing Team for their incredible support in bringing the event together.

Launch Point 2026 highlighted the impact of collaboration across academic and professional services teams, creating meaningful opportunities for students to build connections, gain confidence and prepare for their future careers.

A brilliant way to celebrate the end of the semester! 👏

15/10/2026

You’ve spent months building your project… and today, everyone gets to see it! 💻

TechFest gave the Ulster University second-year and third-year Computing students at the London campus the chance to put their ideas on display, talk tech and compete for awards! 🏆

From smart agriculture and assistive technology to emotion recognition, road safety and sports analytics. 🤖💡The students...
14/10/2026

From smart agriculture and assistive technology to emotion recognition, road safety and sports analytics. 🤖💡

The students showcased an exciting range of live computing demos during COMP683 Presentation Days 2 and 3, exploring how AI, TinyML and edge computing can tackle real-world challenges while demonstrating their technical skills and creativity.

A great showcase of innovation, problem-solving and hands-on learning! 👏

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13/10/2026

Thinking about studying in Manchester?​

Here's a look at student life and what it's like studying at the Manchester campus. With the campus 15 mins away from the city centre, you can explore the city, meet new people and find your favourite study spots! ​

Manchester offers plenty of opportunities both on and off campus. 🏙️✨​

Finding my balance at university! 💙For Emmanuella, studying Health Promotion and Public Health at the Birmingham campus ...
12/10/2026

Finding my balance at university! 💙

For Emmanuella, studying Health Promotion and Public Health at the Birmingham campus means keeping on top of lectures, coursework and assessments while still making time for life outside university.

Planning ahead makes a big difference. She uses her calendar to keep track of her lectures, assessment deadlines and study time, giving her a clear idea of what’s coming up and helping her manage her time.

Learn more about the programme here: https://qa.ulster.ac.uk/health-promotion-and-public-health-masters/?&utm_source=meta&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=202607_uu_public_health_int_campaign_post_boost

Looking for the best places to study in Birmingham this autumn? 📚👀The Library of Birmingham is just a short walk from th...
07/10/2026

Looking for the best places to study in Birmingham this autumn? 📚👀

The Library of Birmingham is just a short walk from the Louisa Ryland House campus, making it a popular study spot for students looking for a quiet space to focus, access resources and take a break from campus.

Whether you're planning your next study session, or exploring student life in Birmingham, the library offers study areas, free Wi-Fi, learning resources and even a rooftop garden with views across the city. 🌇

The library is also next to and connected with Birmingham Repertory Theatre, with several other cultural venues within easy reach, including:

🎭 The ICC (International Convention Centre)
🎶 Symphony Hall
🎤 Arena Birmingham
🏛️ Town Hall
🖼️ Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery
🎨 Ikon Art Gallery

When you need a break from studying, there’s plenty to explore nearby too 📍

06/10/2026

Meet Bukola, A Manchester Campus Student Ambassador.

Being a Student Ambassador is about more than representing university life. It’s about helping others feel welcome, supporting events, meeting people from different backgrounds and creating a sense of belonging on campus.

Her biggest takeaway? People can teach you just as much as books. 🌍

05/10/2026

Big smiles, proud moments and memories to last a lifetime! 🎓✨

Celebrating the faces behind the achievements and the incredible journeys that brought the Ulster University Birmingham graduates to this moment. Here’s to everything they’ve accomplished and everything that’s still to come. 💙

02/10/2026

Are AI skills enough to succeed in your future career? 🤖💼

With AI becoming an increasingly important part of the workplace, many students are asking what skills employers are really looking for.

Matthew Cooper, Programme Leader at the Birmingham Campus, shares why qualities such as communication, teamwork and problem-solving remain essential for career success, even in an AI-driven world.

What do you think will be the most important skill for graduates in the future? Let us know below 👇

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Louisa Ryland House, 44 Newhall Street
Birmingham
B33PL

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Monday 9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9am - 5:30pm
Friday 9am - 5:30pm

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