Ulster University Branch Campuses

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.

The Student Relations team created a supportive and reflective space at the London campus for University Mental Health D...
01/06/2026

The Student Relations team created a supportive and reflective space at the London campus for University Mental Health Day.

Students were invited to share messages, thoughts and personal reflections through interactive boards, opening up conversations around connection, community and the importance of looking after mental wellbeing. From recognising how common feelings like loneliness can be, to encouraging honest and open dialogue, the day was a reminder that no one has to navigate university life alone.

Creating spaces like this helps foster a campus culture where wellbeing is prioritised, voices are heard and students feel supported every step of the way.

💬 How do you take care of your wellbeing during busy periods?

🍀 Looking back at the great energy from St Patrick’s Day!Students from across the Branch Campuses took part in interacti...
29/05/2026

🍀 Looking back at the great energy from St Patrick’s Day!

Students from across the Branch Campuses took part in interactive activities exploring influential Irish figures while learning more about Ireland’s rich cultural heritage and history.

It was fantastic to see students getting involved and bringing curiosity and enthusiasm to each activity, creating moments of connection and learning across our branch campuses!

What cultural event should we celebrate next on campus? 👇

28/05/2026

Studying in London isn’t just lectures and deadlines.✨

Fatima, a London based student, spent the day colour hunting around the city. Exploring vibrant streets, discovering hidden gems, and making the most of student life beyond the classroom.

From trying new cafés to creating memories with friends, finding balance is all part of the university experience!

What’s your favourite spot in London to explore? Drop your recommendations below.

27/05/2026

During Autism Awareness Week, students across all branch campuses took part in a range of activities and conversations focused on raising awareness of autism and strengthening understanding across our community.

Working alongside different teams, the week encouraged open discussion around inclusion and support, with opportunities for students to engage with the Learning Support Team and Mental Health Team.

Thank you to everyone who took part and contributed to these important conversations!

speech_balloon How can we continue to build awareness and inclusive practice across campus?

The Student Relations team created a supportive and reflective space at the Manchester campus for University Mental Heal...
25/05/2026

The Student Relations team created a supportive and reflective space at the Manchester campus for University Mental Health Day.

Students were invited to share messages, thoughts and personal reflections through interactive boards, opening up conversations around connection, community and the importance of looking after mental wellbeing. From recognising how common feelings like loneliness can be, to encouraging honest and open dialogue, the day was a reminder that no one has to navigate university life alone.

Creating spaces like this helps foster a campus culture where wellbeing is prioritised, voices are heard and students feel supported every step of the way.

💬 How do you take care of your wellbeing during busy periods?

📚 Struggling to stay on top of your studies? You’re not the only one ... And you don’t have to figure it out by yourself...
22/05/2026

📚 Struggling to stay on top of your studies? You’re not the only one ... And you don’t have to figure it out by yourself!

ACE are here to help you at whatever stage of your work you are at – the beginning of an assignment, or even if you just want a little boost at the end. No question is too big or too small.

Look at what students have to say about our services:

💬 “... most probably the ‘Ace team’ is the best friend of new students. I booked the 30 minutes appointment...”
💬 “I had a booking today... I was so nervous with my assignment and I had anxiety ... The ACE Lecturer helped me to calm down and get my balance back.”

💬 “I haven't the words to say thank you so much for all the support that she gave me. That’s made the difference in keeping me calm. She is very professional and kind.”

Our study skills sessions are designed to help you:
✔️ Manage your time effectively
✔️ Improve academic writing and speaking
✔️ Build confidence in your computing skills and Excel

✨ Small changes, big results.

📩 Used ACE services? We’d love to hear from you! Share your experience by commenting below or sending us an email.

Get in touch or join a session to start studying smarter, not harder.

📧 [email protected]
📞 0203 137 5618

What Earth Day looked like at the Manchester campus! 🌍From sustainability workshops and climate change quizzes to studen...
13/05/2026

What Earth Day looked like at the Manchester campus! 🌍

From sustainability workshops and climate change quizzes to student poster presentations and sustainably inspired food, it was a day full of learning, collaboration, and inspiring conversations about creating a more sustainable future!

It was fantastic to see students and staff come together, both on campus and virtually, to share ideas and encourage positive change.

How did you get involved this Earth Day?

The Student Relations team brought thoughtful moments to life at the Manchester campus during the Random Acts of Kindnes...
12/05/2026

The Student Relations team brought thoughtful moments to life at the Manchester campus during the Random Acts of Kindness pop-up, as students shared what kindness means to them through messages, drawings and personal reflections.

From small everyday gestures to deeper acts of empathy, forgiveness and support, each note captured how meaningful kindness can be. It showed that even the simplest actions have the power to uplift others and shape a more positive environment.

Moments like these remind us that a strong campus community is built on care, understanding and looking out for one another.

💬 What does kindness look like to you?

We are proud to share that a group of Ulster University students have achieved a significant academic milestone by succe...
01/05/2026

We are proud to share that a group of Ulster University students have achieved a significant academic milestone by successfully publishing a research paper following extensive effort, collaboration, and dedication.

The research has been published in the European Journal of Economic and Financial Research, highlighting the quality and impact of their work within the field.

Student Authors:
Ebrahim Mollik
Syeda Fatima Hussain
Zia Rasheed
Muhammad Shoaib
Haseeb Anwar
Raja Muneeb
Shahan Shah

Supervisors and Contributors:
Dr. Faisal Majeed
Tracy Mncube

This achievement demonstrates strong research capability, academic excellence, and the value of collaboration between students and faculty. It also reflects Ulster University’s commitment to supporting student-led research and innovation.

We hope this success will inspire other students to engage in research activities and strive for similar accomplishments.

👏 Congratulations to all involved!

24/04/2026

Meet Stephanie, an international student at Ulster University London, learning to navigate a new environment while discovering what helps her feel grounded. 🎨

Adjusting to a new place, new people and new experiences can feel overwhelming at times. For Stephanie, creativity has become a way to pause, reflect and make sense of it all. Through art, whether it's sketching, painting or writing, she finds space to process her thoughts and reconnect with herself.

It is not about perfection, but about honesty and understanding what works for you. Finding small, personal outlets like this can make a big difference in how you experience your student journey.

💬 What helps you unwind and reflect during busy or overwhelming moments?

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Tuesday 9am - 5:30pm
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Thursday 9am - 5:30pm
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