Ulster University

• Founded: in 1968
• Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
• Campuses: Coleraine, Jordanstown, Maggie, London, Birmingham
• Age of students: 17 years
• Type of accommodation: residence
• Type of program: mixed (joint)
• Language of instruction: English.

Ulster University (Ulster University) was established in 1968 in Northern Ireland and united two famous higher educational institutions of Great Britain - the Madji College, founded in 1845 and the School of Art and Design (Belfast), opened in 1849. Currently, the university is a popular educational institution that has won recognition around the world due to a wide choice of effective academic programs and high quality of teaching. More than 1000 international students from more than 99 countries are educated in it. Of particular interest to students from all over the world are unique courses with a period of employment: more than 93% of graduates of the institute find work or successfully enter the master's program within 6 months after receiving the diploma.

Ulster University is the leading institution in the UK, which gives its students the opportunity to distance learning on a virtual platform. To date, more than 400 students from more than 50 countries have successfully completed the latest electronic educational programs. In addition, the University of Ulster is one of the best universities in the UK with excellent infrastructure. Constant modernization allows to make the educational process comfortable and interesting. Reconstruction of the campus in Belfast has become a new page in the history of the development of the institute, which represents education in a modern institution.

Ulster University pays a lot of attention to the development of sports skills and interests of its wards, offers a wide range of different sections for playing sports at a high level under the guidance of experienced coaches. Excellent teachers will make the process of studying academic programs and courses interesting and entertaining for everyone. The university has an atmosphere of friendship and support, allowing everyone to feel at home, quickly and easily adapt to life abroad.

Ulster University offers a wide range of accommodation options for its students depending on the selected campus:

1. Belfast

Most students live in the hostel of the Jordanstown branch. In addition, for foreign students (at their request), the university can help to find accommodation options near the campus in Belfast. Also in 2018 the residence "Student Roost" was opened.

The price for accommodation is paid separately and is (calculated per one week):

• Student Roost - £ 130 (contract for 40 weeks).

2. Coleraine

For students there is a wide choice of residences:

• Cranagh Village is an ideal place for recreation and study, designed as a campus and includes 70 apartments, each consisting of five bedrooms and a common area. The bedroom with private bathroom is designed for 1 person. At the disposal of the inhabitants of the whole block is a kitchen, living room, dining area. Students can take advantage of the dorm parking and Wi-Fi. The rooms are also suitable for teens with disabilities.
• Errigal / Knocklayde - the residence on the university campus consists of 17 houses and 12 one-bedroom apartments and offers a choice of several accommodation options: a block with 6 or 9 bedrooms, double apartments or apartments designed for teenagers and young people with disabilities. Each room is equipped with everything necessary for a comfortable stay. For all students, high-speed Internet access, common recreation areas, laundry facilities are available. In addition, young people have the opportunity to have a picnic or active sports games with friends in the sports pavilion.
• Cromore Court - apartments and houses literally in front of the entrance to the campus next to the railway station: two-bedroom bungalows, 4- or 5-bedroom apartments. All rooms are fully equipped for comfortable living and have central heating, own washing machine and dryer. Please note that electricity is available at an additional cost.
• Maple Lodge - development of 4- and 5-bedroom apartments near the campus. Each student has his own bedroom with a bed, study area and bathroom, and the equipped kitchen, living room and dining room are common areas. All utilities are included in the rental price, high-speed Wi-Fi and free parking are provided.
• Agherton Village is a compound consisting of apartments and townhouses in the beautiful seaside town of Portstwart (you can reach the university by public transport (about 3 miles)). Agherton Village provides modern apartments with fully equipped kitchens, bedrooms and cozy living rooms.

In all residences a support service is provided, which at any time is ready to help with the problems and difficulties that arise.

Tuition fee (for 1 week):

• Cranagh Village - 109 £ / 122.5 £ (superior) / 143 £ (two-room)
• Errigal / Knocklayde - 87 £ (apartments for 5-6 students) / 146 £ (two-room)
• Cromore Court - 75 £ (apartments for 4-5 students) / 77 £ (two-room)
• Maple Lodge - 77 £ (apartments for 4-5 people)
• Agherton Village - £ 77 (apartments for 2, 3, 4 or 6 people).

3. Jordanstown

Students of this department are offered the following types of accommodation:

• Dalriada Village - a residence in the center of the campus is five apartments, grouped around attractive courtyards with parking on site. Each apartment has five rooms, each for one student: it is fully furnished and includes a bathroom with toilet, washbasin and shower. A spacious rest room with modern equipment, a cozy living room and a dining area are common areas.

In addition, there are several self-contained penthouses available for couples or young people who want to get more personal space. Ulster University also offers special rooms for people with disabilities.

In the residence there is a rest room where pupils living in different apartments can meet: there they can watch TV, play a prefix or chat with friends.

• Courtyard is a hostel that offers a high level of service for its guests and a convenient location near the university. It is ideal for students interested in high-quality and spacious accommodation. All students receive access to a high-speed Wi-Fi-service, a laundry, a store with hot drinks and snacks, ATMs.

Typically, six students divide an apartment from nine bedrooms: each has a separate space for study. The apartments have a fully equipped modern kitchen and a living room, a dining area and a shared bathroom with toilet. Couples and young people can also choose a separate option.

Night service assistants and security officers are available all night to solve any problems or help with the difficulties encountered.

Prices for accommodation in Jordanstown (for 7 days):

• Dalriada Village - 114 £ / 128 £ (superior) / 200 £ (family)
• Courtyard - 90 £ (apartments for 5-6 people) / 150 £ (separate).

4. Muggi

For students in Maji there are two options:

• Coppin House has an ideal location near the campus. It is a modern five-storey building with an elevator and a high level of security. On each floor there are 16 spacious single rooms, 2 large kitchens with all necessary equipment and a lounge where you can relax or meet friends.
• Duncreggan Village - a hostel offering accommodation in 2 and 5-room apartments, which have been recently renovated. In addition, young people have access to Wi-Fi, a football pitch, a sports pavilion, barbecue and picnic areas where students can relax with friends in good weather.

There is a 24-hour support service, where young people can address their difficulties and problems.

Accommodation rate (7 nights):

• Coppin House - £ 73 (room in the residence) / 144 £ (studio for 1 or 2 people)
• Duncreggan Village - £ 84 (5 or 6-roomed apartment with shared bathroom) / 99 £ (5 or 6-roomed with private bathroom) / 110 £ (superior) / 160 £ (family).

5. London, England

Students who choose to study in London can use one of the following types of accommodation:

• A room in a residence with a separate bathroom and a shared kitchen - from £ 170
• Studio apartment, designed for couples or adult students - from 259 £
• Homestay accommodation (with meals) - from £ 175.

6. Birmingham, England

For the students of the Birmingham branch there are several options for accommodation:

• Dormitory room with shared kitchen and bathroom - 79.5 £
• Dorm room with private bathroom and shared kitchen - 110 £
• Studio Apartment - 139 £
• Homestay (included meals) - £ 175.

Ulster University has an excellent base for sports, encourages students to be active and keep themselves in shape. The Institute operates the Sports Union, which includes more than 65 clubs from different directions (from archery to volleyball).

All students of the University are members of the Student Union (UUSU), which conducts a large number of social and recreational activities, entertainment, trips and excursions. It also provides broad and up-to-date information in combination with confidential advice on a number of issues: study, accommodation, ways to deal with stress, etc., where young people can at any time seek help.

An important aspect of student life is the large selection of various clubs and societies that give an opportunity to get acquainted with new people, gain new knowledge, gain valuable experience and skills, take part in interesting discussions and lectures, and more. Also, students can become volunteers and provide assistance in the local community or the Students' Union, which will allow them to become direct participants in social change, gain valuable experience or find friends.

Studying at Ulster University has a number of undeniable bonuses:

• Included in the top 150 global universities according to the rating of "The Times Higher Education 150 Under 50" for 2016
• Included in the 20 most popular universities among residents of the UK - every year he receives documents from more than 35,000 applicants who want to study there
• Received the highest scores (QAA) according to the verification of the British Agency for Quality Assurance of Education
• Constant updating of infrastructure and equipment
• More than 89% of students are satisfied with the learning process (according to the national student survey).

Ulster University is one of the top universities in the United Kingdom with 4 modern university campuses in Belfast, Coleraine, Jordanstown and Maji. In addition, courses are held at the Institute's branches in London and Birmingham.

About 27,000 students are educated here, who are accommodated in 4 campuses with a unique location and equipment. The choice of their location is connected with the solution of a number of tasks, including involving local communities, supporting the economy of the region through the promotion of the country's social, economic and cultural development.

Belfast

Belfast Branch is open on the basis of the School of Art and Design and supports the traditions of this ancient educational institution. Adolescents come here seeking to build a career in the field of creativity and art - future architects, photographers, art managers. A special event of this department is the annual International Festival of Art and Design. In addition, special fashion shows, art exhibitions and other creative events are organized for students, in the creation of which they can take a direct part.

The building is located in the artistic and cultural center of the city: currently it is one of the largest capital funds of higher education in Europe, which provides a progressive educational and research environment for students on the basis of innovative technologies and modern methods of study.

Coleraine

Here there is a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, which is a reflection of the hospitable and open spirit of the northern coast. In addition, Coleraine is one of the major tourist regions of the country, and here is the administrative center of the university.

Here, a wide range of disciplines are taught, including biomedical sciences, psychology, geography, ecology, English, journalism and much more; Since 2008, there is also the Faculty of Tourism Ulster University. At the moment, the plans are the creation of the Confucius Institute at the Faculty of Foreign Languages, which will become a branch of a large international network of language schools.

Jordanstown

Jordanstown has the largest campus: it is 7 miles north of Belfast and is the premier campus in computing, business, engineering, accounting, social science, as well as communication and academic disciplines related to science and sports. It also houses the Sports Institute of Northern Ireland (SINI).

Most students enrolled at the Jordanstown branch in 2019 will go to a new office in Belfast.

Magee

It was opened in the 19th century on the basis of the Madji College and is located near the Donegal district in the picturesque countryside. At present, it is a modern educational institution, in which there are new audiences and all the conditions for conducting scientific research. Here you can get education in the following areas: business, cinema, Irish, law, music, drama, etc.

London, England

The London branch is located in the historic center of the city - the Holborn district - close to the transport lines of the city. It has recently undergone reconstruction and now it has created a better environment for study and recreation for students from around the world. It is an ideal place to study abroad with its modern computer labs, cozy recreation areas, bright classrooms and an extensive library collection.

Choosing education in London, teenagers will also be able to get a unique life experience in one of the most progressive cities in the world, which is also recognized worldwide as a major financial hub, to get acquainted with the ancient culture and centuries-old traditions of Great Britain. Specialists of such areas as business, information and computing systems, accounting, etc. are educated here.

Birmingham, England

The Birmingham campus is located in the city center, near the railway station. Birmingham is a major city, recognized industrial, educational and cultural center of the United Kingdom, where a large number of museums and historical attractions (for example, the Shakespeare house), cafes and restaurants, music venues and clubs, sports and educational institutions.

The Department of Ulster University in Birmingham is an excellent academic program, highly qualified teachers and cozy audiences.

The cost of studying at the University of Ulster is £ 12,890 per year, including:

• Educational materials
• Study for the chosen program.

Other additional costs are:

• Flight + round trip
• Medical insurance
• Visa processing costs
• Additional lessons and sections
• Pocket costs.

For admission to the undergraduate programs, the following documents must be submitted:

• High school diploma
• Certificate of proficiency in English
• Certificate confirming the passage of the Foundation program or documents on the passage of 1 university course in Russia
• Additional documents depending on the chosen specialty.

• Guardianship services during the studies
• Student supervision