Ulster University

I attended University of Ulster Coleraine about 5 years ago when I did my Bsc hons in Social Psychology. Overall, I found the course very enjoyable but hard work. The coursework is quite heavy, but interesting as there are modules on biopsychology, criminology, cross cultural psychology, sex and gender, and research methods to name but a few. The Uni itself is to be recommended to all potential students, it has a lot of facilities on site, there are two very good libraries and the staff are helpful, but busy. The uni is divided into Central and South buildings with south being accessed via a ... more

The best University in Northern Ireland if not the whole of the UK for studing Computing Science. The course is reviewed all the time and input from the students is taken on board. Changes in the course do reflect the needs of industry and this is a good thing. The technologies and hardware available is the best the that I have seen and heard of. I would recommend that if you wish to take on an undergraduate Computer course you check out the University of Ulster. Computing courses are offered in Magee, Coleraine and Jordanstown. ... more

I attended the University of Ulster Jordanstown and have to say I was disappointed generally. Although it is set along the shores of Belfast Lough I felt still you were too 'out of the way' in respect of getting into and out of Belfast. Don't get me wrong, there are good transport links with the uni link bus service(163A) and the train but the problem lies actually trying to get on these! They are just too severeley overcrowded at most times of the day. Also the library is well stocked with reference books etc and has a good private study area but there are simply not enough pcs available for ... more