Entries by Adam Goodall

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Ireland Reaching Out partners with Tower Museum to drive regional tourism

One of Ireland’s leading diaspora initiatives has launched a new network of regional partners to connect people of Irish heritage abroad with their places of origin. Ireland Reaching Out is a volunteer-driven, non-profit organisation connecting people of Irish heritage with the local community in their place of origin in Ireland and online through its platform, […]

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NI innovators ‘leading the way in post-pandemic recovery’

Ulster University’s Pro Vice Chancellor of Research Liam Maguire was joined by colleagues from the Derry-based Clinical Translational Research and Innovation Centre (C-TRIC) at a Northern Ireland Business and Innovation Showcase in London. Representatives from the university’s Engineering Composites Research Centre and Research and Impact Directorate also attended the event, which featured the best of […]

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Allstate NI partnership with Ulster University drives technological innovation

The Allstate NI and Ulster University partnership has continued to flourish, with planning now underway for a second joint ‘Learnathon’. The partnership spans from Allstate NI’s representation on Ulster’s industrial advisory boards, to involvement in reviewing curricula for undergrad and postgrad courses, student scholarships and prizes, running student hackathons, providing industry guest lectures and in […]

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NI’s first Paramedic Sciences degree programme launches at UU

The region’s first ever BSc Hons Paramedic Sciences programme is now underway, with Ulster University welcoming 40 students to the Magee campus. With funding support from the Department of Health, the new three-year course will be based within the university’s multi-award-winning School of Nursing. This course will support the development of the paramedic profession in […]

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Magee’s School of Medicine opens doors to first students

Ulster University’s new School of Medicine at Magee has welcomed its very first intake of 70 students. The first cohort to enter the first graduate entry medical school in Northern Ireland is made up of students with a wide range of related and non-scientific/healthcare backgrounds from politics to investment banking, radiography, management consultancy, optometry, forensic […]