Ulster University London
Overview:
The history of Ulster University, a multi-campus institution, dates back to 1845. QA Higher Education, formerly known as QA Business School, and the university have partnered to create branch campuses in London and Birmingham, expanding the university’s reach beyond its beginnings in Northern Ireland. With more than 2,000 foreign students from more than 80 different countries and alumni from 121 different nations, our university is truly global.
The London campus is located in the storied neighborhood of Holborn, in the center of the city. Our campus strives to maintain a cozy atmosphere with pleasant staff and students while being close to several transportation options, dining options, nightlife, and attractions.
The Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees offered by Ulster University London are fully approved and recognized around the world. It has an outstanding reputation for research, for offering work-based learning, and for the degree of professional body recognition.
Facilities:
The campus has recently undergone major renovations throughout, making it an even better place for you to learn and interact with others. It is the perfect location since it has computer rooms, common areas, classes, a library, free WiFi everywhere, and private study spaces. The campus is split across 2 buildings on Rosebery Avenue – one is a teaching building, the other is the Student Hub. Other facilities include:
- Computer labs, printing services and lockers
- Laptop renting service
- Library
- Breakout areas
- ACE Team – Academic Community of Excellence Team who can assist you in your studies and assignments
- Multi-faith room
- Student Welfare Service
- Careers and Employability Service
- Student Activities Association – who organize events on campus and help students create and run societies
Student Activities Association: The Students Activities Association (SAA) is something that every student at the Branch Campuses is automatically a part of. Engaging with students and supporting the administration of student-centered activities around campus are the goals of the SAA and its volunteer student Ambassadors.
Library: The purpose of the library is to assist students in locating the materials required for academic success. The welcoming staff will be glad to help students find information and ensure that students may work quietly after being greeted by them. All the important information that students require while they are studying is available on campus. There, users may discover contact details for significant university departments, advice sheets, and access to useful resources.
Printing and photocopying: The library contain a multipurpose machine with scanning, photocopying, and printing capabilities. Other printing equipment can be found elsewhere in the structure.
Ranking:
Ulster University was ranked among the top 100 institutions in the UK by a number of international ranking partners, including UN News, The Guardian, QS, and others. Ulster rises from 58 in 2022 to 38 in 2023 according to The Guardian. Ulster University is ranked 61st among the Best Global Universities in the United Kingdom by US News Subject Ranking 2022–2023. In the QS globe University Rankings 2023, Ulster University is ranked between 601 and 650 in the globe. While Times Higher Education (THE) accords equal weight to Teaching, Research, and Citations at 30% each, QS places the greatest emphasis on Academic Reputation (40%) followed by Faculty/Student Ratio and Citations per Faculty at 20% each. Ulster University is ranked at 814 among the world’s best universities by global ranking partner US News. In the World University Rankings 2023 published by Times Higher Education, Ulster University is ranked 601–800. Numerous applicants from all over the world submit applications to Ulster University each year in order to study in the UK.
Top Courses at Ulster University London:
Level of Study
- Pre-Sessional
- Pre-Sessional Plus
- Pre-Sessional Standard
- Undergraduate
- BSc Hons Accounting with Management
- BSc Hons Computing Systems
- BSc Hons Computing Systems (with Diploma in Professional Practice)
- Pre-Masters
- Extended MSc International Business/ with AP
- Extended MSc International Business with Data Analytics / with AP
- Extended MSc International Business with Human Resource Management / with AP
- Extended MSc Marketing / with AP
- Graduate Certificate
- Postgraduate
- MBA / with AP
- MSc International Business / with AP
- MSc International Business with Data Analytics / with AP
- MSc International Business with Human Resource Management / with AP
- MSc Marketing / with AP
- Advanced Practice
How to Apply:
Students can apply directly on the University website or Authorized Agent
Authorised Student Admission Agent Office
Email: educlidglobal@gmail.com
WhatsApp: +880 1832-533049
Educlid Global is the authorised student admission agent representing UUL.
UUL University Tuition Fees: Tuition at UUL University ranges from £11,850 to £19,850. For more information, please visit:
Questions and Answers:
Q: Is Ulster a private university?
A: Legally the University of Ulster, is a multi-campus public university located in Northern Ireland.
Q: How long does Ulster University take to issue CAS?
A: If you apply for your Student visa from outside the UK, we will issue your CAS up to 6 months before your course starts. If you apply for your Student visa from inside the UK, we will issue your CAS up to 3 months before your course starts.
Q: How much is the deposit for Ulster University London?
A: For year 1 of your course, a minimum deposit of £5,500 (unless otherwise agreed) or full course fees (if lower than £5,500) are required before registration/enrolment week. The remaining balance is due upon commencement of the second semester in the first academic year.
Q: How much is the UK Priority visa from Bangladesh?
A: The cost of UK super priority service in Bangladesh is BDT126,036 for tourist or visitor visa. UK super-priority 6 months, 2, 5- and 10-years visitor or tourist visa fees from Bangladesh are BDT139,220, BDT175,607, BDT214,367, and BDT236,383, respectively.
Q: Can I work more than 20 hours on a student visa in UK?
A: A student visa issued for full-time degree level studies allows you to work for a maximum of 20 hours per week during term-time. This is a maximum of 20 hours in total in any one week, including paid or unpaid work and for one or more organisation. The 20 hours cannot be averaged over a longer period.