Academic Status of Ulster University
1.20 12 times, Britain ranked 56th, and 20 13 times, 65th, ranking among the top universities in Britain 100.
2. There are four disciplines in the top 10 in the UK: nursing and midwifery, biomedical science, Celtic science and nutrition, among which biomedical science is tied for the whole UK at 200 1; Nursing research and Celtic research rank third in Britain.
3.7 disciplines rank in the top 20 in Britain: architecture, hotel management, social policy, sports (golf management), art design (animation) and engineering.
4. Accounting and finance majors can take up to 9 subjects without taking the ACCA vocational examination.
5. In 2004-2005, it was elected as 10 the most popular university in Britain. In 200 1 year, it was awarded the best university of the year by the Sunday Times.
6. 86% of the university's research projects have international influence, of which 20% belong to the world leading level.
7. The employment rate of school graduates reaches 95%, which is the highest in Britain.
Introduction to the strength of Ulster University
The University of Ulster ranks 10 in the UK, with 3,000 faculty members and more than 25,000 students, including 1200 master students and 100 doctoral students. The School of Business Administration is one of the largest schools in Europe, with 140 teachers and more than 5000 students. The main majors are business administration, finance, economics, public administration, law and international trade. In addition, its bioengineering discipline is more prominent. The hotel management major is rated as five-star according to American standards. The main campus of the university is located in the center of Belfast, Northern Ireland and its surrounding areas, and the school is planning to build the fifth modern campus. Belfast was the British shipbuilding base 100 years ago, where the Titanic was built and launched. Emerging science and technology industries emerge one after another, and animal husbandry is also very developed.
Structural facilities of Ulster University
Ulster University is the largest and most influential national university in Northern Ireland, with four campuses. The school has six colleges: Ulster Business School; Art college; College of Art, Design and Built Environment; School of Computer and Engineering; College of Life and Health Sciences; School of Social Sciences.
The university has one of the best computer networks in Britain, and the 24-hour opening policy of computer classrooms enables students to make full use of university resources. Laboratories, factories and studios are equipped with the latest equipment. The school library has about 600,000 books and 6,000 periodicals, so students can meet the needs of society. Among them, there is an active international student club, and the school has many perfect indoor and outdoor sports facilities, including tennis courts, football fields, rugby fields, hockey fields, squash courts, gyms, gyms and heated swimming pools, which are available to students free of charge all year round.
Key College of Ulster University
business school
One of the largest colleges in Europe and one of only ten five-star business schools in Britain;
Obtained the highest teaching quality rating from the British Higher Education Quality Assurance Agency;
Is a member of the British Business School Association (ABS) and the European Management Development Foundation (EFMD);
Ranked first in the student satisfaction survey (according to the Sunday Times 20 1 1 annual ranking of excellent universities).
The College of Art and Design ranks 10 in the UK, and it is one of the best art colleges in the UK with advanced facilities.
13. The School of Architecture ranks 4th in the UK, and its courses have been certified by professional institutions such as Chartered Institute of Architecture, Civil Engineering Society, Structural Engineering Society, Civil Engineering Surveyors Society, and Royal Chartered Surveyors Society.
4. Journalism School is rated as the best journalism school among more than 80 journalism schools in Britain, and it is the only school in Britain that has been certified by both printing and broadcasting professional institutions.
The School of Biomedical Sciences ranks in the top 3 in the UK.
Development history of Ulster University
1984, the new Ulster University in Korraine and Ulster Institute of Technology in Jordan (Jordan City) merged with Magee College in Delhi to form Ulster University.
The main campus of the university is located in the center of Belfast, Northern Ireland and its surrounding areas, and the school is planning to build the fifth modern campus. Bay City was a British shipbuilding base more than 0/00 years ago, and the Titanic was built and launched here. Emerging science and technology industries emerge one after another, and animal husbandry is also very developed.