Professor Carol Curran, Executive Dean of the Faculty of Life and Health Sciences at Ulster University, said the Magee campus would best support the NHS’s emphasis on the development of multi-disciplinary teams, and provide rich opportunities for interprofessional learning.
She added: “Now, more than ever, in the context of a health service that continues to face sustained challenge in tackling COVID-19, we are acutely aware of the vital contribution of our allied health professionals.”
The programmes will be delivered alongside UU’s new Paramedic teaching provision and Graduate Entry School of Medicine, which are both recruiting students for the start of the 2021 academic year.
UU’s award-winning School of Nursing, ranked 7th in the UK, has operated in the city for 20 years. The Magee campus also runs one of only three Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) competency test centres in the UK, established to increase nursing capacity and help alleviate pressures in the health sector.
In the relocation plans, postgraduate Health Sciences teaching will move to UU’s Belfast campus. The School of Health Sciences will remain at Jordanstown for the 2021/22 academic year.
Private equity investor Tenzing will partner with local cybersecurity firm MetaCompliance to accelerate the organisation’s growth and drive product innovation.
Founded in 2005, MetaCompliance employs more than 100 people, servicing clients in the UK, Europe and internationally with a mission to help customers keep staff safe online, protect their digital assets and avoid reputational damage.
Robert O’Brien CEO Metacompliance
Its award-winning technology and training content is used by over 900 public and private organisations to increase staff vigilance of cybersecurity threats and help customers demonstrate compliance to national regulators.
The business said its decision to partner with Tenzing was fuelled by the fund’s strategic experience in growing similar-sized companies, and a shared belief in MetaCompliance’s ability to become a global cybersecurity force.
Tenzing’s investment will help MetaCompliance continue to develop innovative products and expand its workforce. The existing management team, including founder and CEO Robbie O’Brien, will carry on in their current leadership roles and are investing further as shareholders in the business.
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First Minister Arlene Foster and deputy First Minister Michelle O’Neill have announced an investment of £1.7million in a new arts and cultural project in the Derry-Londonderry Urban Village area.
The Ministers revealed plans from the Executive’s Urban Villages initiative to transform the existing New Gate Arts and Culture Centre in the Fountain estate and the adjacent vacant site into a state-of-the-art shared performance space.
First Minister Arlene Foster said: “The North West Cultural Partnership has used arts and creativity as a catalyst for change over the years, bringing people from different backgrounds and cultures together in shared experiences.
“The investment of £1.7m by the Executive’s Urban Villages Initiative, in a new build multi-use performance space will expand their ability and opportunity to facilitate more activities and training; while connecting with wider audiences, not only from the Urban Village area but across the City and further afield, breathing new life into this area.”
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FinTrU has been named in this year’s Sunday Times Virgin Atlantic Fast Track 100 as the 42nd fastest-growing company across the whole of the UK. The league table features the UK’s 100 private companies with the fastest growth over the last three years.
FinTrU Founder & CEO, Darragh McCarthy, said “This is a fantastic achievement and something that all our employees should be immensely proud of. Each and every member of the team has played a crucial role in FinTrU’s success so far and this national recognition is testament to their hard work and dedication during their FinTrU careers.”
The league table ranks businesses across the whole of the UK and FinTrU is the only company from Northern Ireland featured in the list.
FinTrU Chief of Staff, Katrien Roppe, also added “We are delighted that FinTrU has received this accolade. This is not only recognition for this year but for the past number of years in FinTrU’s short history. During this time, our employees have excelled professionally and demonstrated ambition with humility, whilst our company has undergone rapid growth. We recently opened our first US premises in New York, which demonstrates our commitment to expand our global footprint.”
Despite the pandemic, FinTrU has proven to very resilient during 2020 with a growth rate of 75% driven by operational excellence. The company has secured eight new client contracts and two additional Tier 1 Investment Bank clients during this period.
About FinTrU
Founded in December 2013, FinTrU is a multi-award winning RegTech company in the Financial Services sector that is committed to giving local talent the opportunity to work on the global stage with the largest International Investment Banks. FinTrU works with Tier 1 Investment Bank clients to find solutions to help them meet with their regulations in areas such as; Legal, Risk, Compliance, KYC, Operations, Consultancy and Technology. FinTrU employs over 700 people across Belfast, Derry/Londonderry, London and New York.
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Date: 23 Sep 2020. A world-class Visitor Information Centre has officially opened in the heart of Derry-Londonderry.
Derry City and Strabane District Council Mayor, Brian Tierney who officially opened Derry’s new state-of-the-art Visitor Information Centre at Waterloo Place, pictured with, Dave Vincent, Tourism NI, Colin Greer DFC, Catherine Crawley, centre manager and Odhran Dunne, Chief Executive, Visit Derry. The new centre, located in the heart of the city centre and adjacent to the historic City Walls, will be the new hub for tourists to the city and area looking for advice and information on the top attractions to visit and what events are happening across the city and district. Picture Martin McKeown. 23.09.20
Today
marked the opening of Derry’s new state-of-the-art Visitor Information Centre
at Waterloo Place. The new centre, located in the heart of the city centre and
adjacent to the historic City Walls, will be the new hub for tourists to the
city and area, looking for advice and information on the top attractions to
visit and what events are happening across the city and district.
The
refurbishment works commenced in December of last year following the decision
by Derry City and Strabane District Council to relocate the Visit Derry
Information Centre from Foyle Street into the city centre. Thanks to funding
from Council, the Department for Communities, the Department for Economy and
Tourism NI, work commenced on the project to put in place a world-class tourist
facility for the city and region.
Welcoming
the completion of the works and the opening of the new facility, Mayor of Derry
City and Strabane District Council Cllr Brian Tierney said the opening of the
new visitor information office was a significant milestone for Derry and the
wider region.
He
said: “This is a fantastic facility and I am hugely impressed with the work
that has been done to create this world-class centre in the heart of our city.
This is a very important tourism capital project for Council and all our
partners. We believe that it will greatly benefit our tourism business and
domestic and overseas visitors and allow us to showcase and promote our tourism
product in a much more animated way to a wider audience.
“This
facility will enhance the entire Waterloo Place area of the city and bring new
life and activity into a key retail area in the city centre. We believe this
location, right in the heart of the city centre and adjacent to the historic
city walls, will be popular with tourists as Guildhall Square and Waterloo
Place is a central hub for visitors to the city and that it will also greatly
help retailers and local businesses in that area of the city centre.”
The
Chief Executive of Tourism NI, John McGrillen commented; “This is a significant
project for tourism in Derry~Londonderry and we are delighted to support it.
The new visitor centre will provide an interactive experience with enhanced
digital offering and combined with the new central location, this will allow
visitors to easily access information on everything the city has to offer. This
new interactive visitor centre also compliments Tourism NI’s new experience
brand, Embrace a Giant Spirit and sends a clear message to the people here that
they should stay home, support local and explore what is on our doorstep.”
Communities
Minister Carál Ní Chuilín said: “I am delighted that my Department has been
able to support this project to relocate the Visit Derry Visitor Information
Centre to a more central location. The new state of the art facility
offers a unique and inspirational visitor experience in an attractive and
accessible setting and will provide a much needed boost to the city’s tourism
offering. This investment is timely as we work to support the economic
recovery of our town and city centres from the impacts of Covid-19. The
completion of this project will breathe much needed new life into the city
centre at a difficult time for traders.”
Economy
Minister Diane Dodds said: “Northern Ireland is world-renowned for its
tourism and hospitality offering and this new centre showcases the many visitor
attractions here in Londonderry and the surrounding areas. With so many people
staycationing this year, I hope as many people as possible will use the new
centre to find out something about their local area, and take advantage of the
many wonderfultourism
experiences and visitor destinations right on their doorstep.”
Since
2016 Visit Derry has been operating its marketing and administrative functions
from the Waterloo Place building. As part of the relocation, the remaining
front of house tourist staff will relocate from Foyle Street to the newly
refurbished Waterloo Place location.
Funding
for the project has been provided by Tourism NI, the Department for
Communities, the Department for the Economy and Derry City and Strabane
District Council.
Construction
work commenced in December 2019 and was suspended temporarily as a result of
COVID-19 but recommenced in recent weeks to facilitate the official opening.
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Ulster University’s new School of Medicine at Magee is now recruiting future doctors after progressing through the next steps of the General Medical Council’s rigorous quality assurance process.
With support from the Executive, ring-fenced funding combined with the GMC’s recent review of the University’s readiness, allows the school to recruit staff and students for a September 2021 opening.
Professor Louise Dubras, Ulster University.
Ulster
University’s new School of Medicine based on the Magee campus is now recruiting
Northern Ireland’s future doctors following a successful progression through
the next steps of the General Medical Council’s (GMC) rigorous quality
assurance process for new medical schools.
With
support from the Executive, ring-fenced funding was announced last month,
combined with the GMC’s recent review of the University’s state of readiness,
enables Ulster University to recruit staff and students for a
September 2021 opening. Ulster University’s School of Medicine will select
students who have already completed an undergraduate degree and provide them
with four years of innovative, intensive, practical medical education. The
School will offer a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) medical
degree programme that is unique in Northern Ireland.
In 2018,
The Department of Health commissioned a Review of Medical School Places which
recommended that Northern Ireland needs 100 more medical students a year to
meet the increasing demand for doctors. Currently, approximately 40% of medical
graduates in Northern Ireland tend to stay and live within 10 miles of Queen’s
University Belfast after graduation, according to the GMC. The new School of
Medicine at Magee will address departmental recommendations by providing access
to medical education in the North West, positioning
the Derry~Londonderry City region as an attractive place to study and
work. It further builds on Ulster University’s capacity to deliver
life-changing education and research, supporting the health and well-being
agenda in Northern Ireland.
Students
will benefit from access to clinical placements across the full range of
general practice, medical and surgical specialities with primary care-based
experience from week one. This will enable students to develop knowledge and
appreciation of the interconnectivity between primary, secondary, social and
community-based healthcare.
Foundation
Dean of the School of Medicine, Professor Louise Dubras who will lead the
Gradate Entry degree programme commented: “As a GP working in the city myself,
I am continually reflecting on the role of the doctor and the doctor-patient
journey. COVID-19 has emphasised that a career as a doctor requires a
commitment to lifelong learning and adapting to life’s modern
challenges.
“The MBBS
programme at Ulster’s School of Medicine will provide students with the professional
skills, knowledge and relevant clinical experience necessary to be a twenty
first century doctor. Working closely with our partner medical School St
George’s University of London and alongside globally acclaimed visiting
professors, our medical provision, rooted in the heart of Derry-Londonderry on
our Magee campus, will provide the much-needed doctors required for the North
West.
“The
School of Medicine on our Magee campus will attract students to study, work and
live in the North West and will be a catalyst in the innovation corridor to be
established as part of the City Deal. We look forward to taking the next steps
and to welcoming our first medical students ready to embark upon such a
rewarding and vital career path with us.”
The Graduate
Entry programme offered at Ulster’s School of Medicine is open to anyone with a
minimum of a 2:1 honours degree in any subject: Applicants are required
to sit the GAMSAT entrance exam in September 2020 or March 2021 at
the location most convenient for them, with the Magee campus recently added as
a test centre on the island of Ireland. Those successful in the GAMSAT
will be invited to Multiple Mini interviews which have to be passed, along with
an Enhanced Disclosure from Access NI or other relevant authority before offers
can be made. The University will work with key partners to establish a
scholarship fund to support students, details will be announced early next
year.
The
University has already received hundreds of enquiries from the North West,
across the island of Ireland and the UK who are keen to find out more about the
School of Medicine and the MBBS Medicine programme of study. For more
information, visit ulster.ac.uk/medicine
All new
medical school applications must complete a GMC multi-stage approval process.
Now that this milestone has been passed, work will continue with an ongoing
programme of checks and visits over the coming months and years to make sure
that the medical school remains satisfactory and passes all GMC quality
assurance requirements. Once all of these stages have been completed,
and subject to the approval of GMC Council, the school will be added to the
list of institutions able to award its own primary medical qualifications in
2025.
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Five new entrepreneurs and start-ups have each received £10,000 from Innovate UK, the government’s innovation agency, as part of the first Catalyst North West Co-Founders programme.
The funding will help the winning
teams pursue their technology, engineering and science ideas and contribute to
the thriving innovation ecosystem growing in the North West region.
Although based at Catalyst Innovation
Centre at Fort George in Derry, the Co-Founders cohort completed a part-time
online programme one night a week for 16 weeks.
The five ideas which have secured
funding include technology for medical student training, an innovative
development for cat’s eyes on the road, a digital platform for golf caddies, a
social fintech solution and a digital platform for exercise and wellbeing.
Catalyst at Fort George opened in 2014
and is fully occupied by 32 companies and 250 people working in the innovation
and knowledge economy.
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The head of Allstate NI has paid tribute to hundreds of staff in the North West for helping ensure the firm’s continued success during the Covid-19 crisis.
The business, which is now Northern Ireland’s largest IT firm, was established in 1998 to provide high quality software development services and business solutions in support of its US-based parent company, the Allstate Corporation. It employs 900 people in its Derry and Strabane offices, and a further 1500 staff in Belfast. Allstate took the decision to move all 2400 staff to virtual working in mid-March, as the global pandemic loomed. Since then, the company said it has managed to maintain productivity levels and a steady order book – an achievement managing director John Healy attributes to the talent, skills and connectivity found in the North West, and Northern Ireland in general.
“I’m hugely proud of how the workforce has responded to this. We’ve managed to get all our resources home, and maintained high levels of productivity. As I talk to the leaders back in the US, they are incredibly happy with what we’ve managed to achieve here,” the Derry native said. “We already have a culture within the business of people working from home; we have the infrastructure to allow that to happen, and we periodically test it. But whenever you’re doing it for real, to watch how people respond, now for over 11 weeks, it’s just been amazing.” Staff from the Derry and Strabane sites were “incredibly busy” as Covid-19 unfolded, with part of Allstate’s technology helpdesk functionality run in these locations. “During the initial weeks of the crisis, those teams in the North West helped our colleagues right around the globe to move quickly and safely to working from home,” added Mr Healy. “The volumes have now come back down to normal levels, but definitely they were key to the success of the corporation as a whole as we all move to new ways of working.”
As a major centre for innovative software development, covering the full lifecycle from design to maintenance and support, the local wealth of talent and experience was a huge draw for Allstate. Asked what message he would give to other investors who are considering the North West as a location, Mr Healy said: “The initial set-up of Allstate in the North West was around getting access to a deep talent pool, not just in Derry and Strabane, but also from hinterland such as Donegal. “What we’ve managed to achieve over the years that we’ve operated out of the North West shows that decision was absolutely spot on. These are really talented individuals who are making a great contribution to the success of all of our businesses. “And the innovation, the resilience, the ingenuity of the people who are making it work, from home, in recent weeks has been great.”
Mr Healy predicted longer term changes to working practices for many businesses, including Allstate NI. “We’ll still have the office and we’ll still have people who are calling in to work with colleagues and interact with others, but I think it will definitely change our perception around how much we need to be in the office and how that space is used,” he said. “Whenever you’re working in a hi-tech environment like ours, as long as you’ve got your laptop and a connection to the internet, you’re able to connect onto the Allstate infrastructure and do your job from wherever you find yourself.” The broadband infrastructure in employees’ homes has been holding up “incredibly well”, Mr Healy added. “We’ve had very few issues with connectivity for our employees when they’ve been working from home. “It’s fantastic that we can have everybody at home, safe and secure, at a time of crisis.”
Mayor of Derry City and Strabane District Council, Councillor Brian Tierney, praised Allstate NI’s teams in Derry and Strabane for their resilience and innovation during the Covid 19 crisis. “The global outbreak of Covid 19 created unprecedented challenges to Allstate and how they provide their software solutions and services,” he noted. “The team in Derry and Strabane displayed resilience and innovation in quickly moving to remote working and a virtual office space to ensure their client’s services continued as normal. “Allstate are a shining example to other prospective investors of the talent pool that exists in this region who can meet the needs of global companies and rise to the challenges posed during periods of uncertainty.”
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A new medical training school in Londonderry has been given the go-ahead.
Deputy First Minister Michelle O’Neill confirmed the graduate medical school at Ulster University’s Magee campus will open in September 2021.
The only medical school in Northern Ireland at present is at Queen’s University in Belfast.
The deputy first minister said the school will be “instrumental in the regeneration of the region”.
“This is a hugely important investment decision for the north west, and it adds to the executive’s recent announcement on the Derry and Strabane city deal and inclusive future fund,” she said.
Ms O’Neill said the first 70 students would start their training in the north west in 2021.
The British Medical Association (BMA) said the announcement was “a very welcome piece of positive news”.
“The Covid-19 pandemic brought the chronic medical staffing gaps in our health service into sharp focus, as the enlisting of retired doctors and early graduation of final year medical students showed,” the BMA’s NI chair Dr Tom Black said.
He added: “This new school will mean more medical students graduating annually in Northern Ireland and then staying on, not only to treat our growing and aging population but to support our health service should such a pandemic like this ever happen again.”
Plans for a medical school in Derry were first mooted in the mid-2000s, and submitted to the General Medical Council in 2016.
In May 2019, the UK government announced £100m for the Derry and Strabane city deal.
SDLP leader Colum Eastwood welcomed the announcement from the deputy first minister but said further detail is needed.
“We need a guarantee from the executive and from Ulster University that the first students will enrol starting in September 2021 and we need to see a plan for university expansion beyond that.
“The medical school is the first step, not the end product,” the Foyle MP said.
Foyle Sinn Féin MLA Karen Mullan said the school’s go ahead is “a major boost for Ulster University and for Derry” while DUP MLA Gary Middleton tweeted that “we must now work towards students being accepted from 2021”.
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Hypixel Studios, the videogame developer behind upcoming title Hytale, will establish its headquarters in Derry~Londonderry as part of its acquisition by US-based developer and publisher Riot Games.
Hypixel Studios was established in 2018 as a spin-off of Hypixel Inc, the creators of one of the world’s most popular independent game servers, with a leadership team including Derry~Londonderry natives Aaron ‘Noxy’ Donaghey and Sean McCafferty. The studio has traditionally operated entirely remotely, with a geographically-dispersed team of over 40 developers. In December 2018, the company announced its debut title, Hytale, a community-powered game that allows players to go on adventures in a block-based fantasy world, express their creativity through extensive built-in customisation tools, and compete in quick and accessible online minigames.
Artwork from Hytale, developed by Hypixel Studios.
Hytale has received a monumental reception from the gaming community. It has amassed over 2.5 million sign-ups for its forthcoming beta testing program, and its debut trailer has received millions of views on YouTube. It was nominated for ‘Most Anticipated Game’ at the 2019 Golden Joystick Awards. In November 2019, Hypixel Studios announced that it is planning for Hytale to be playable by everyone in 2021.
Hypixel Studios today announced its acquisition by Riot Games, the developer and publisher best known for League of Legends. Hypixel Studios will continue to operate as an independent studio while leveraging Riot’s expertise, technology and resources to support the development of Hytale, including the establishment of the company’s first physical office in Derry~Londonderry.
“When the question of where to set up came into the conversation there was no doubt in my mind that we should set up in Derry~Londonderry,” said Hypixel Studios Chief Executive Officer Aaron ‘Noxy’ Donaghey. “Many members of our team have enjoyed visiting the city over the years, and as a base to develop many of our team’s functions, it has both the talent pool and – more importantly – the spark of hunger necessary to ignite creativity.”
“As part of our acquisition, we had the opportunity to pick almost anywhere in the world, but one of my favourite sayings is ‘when the roots are deep, you need not fear the wind’ – and Hypixel’s roots in Derry and Northern Ireland are deep,” Donaghey said. “It may seem strange to be announcing such a move in the middle of the COVID-19 crisis, but games and home entertainment are now more important than ever and we have a community of millions to be looking after. Our company HQ will be the nexus for these ongoing efforts.”
The present COVID-19 crisis means that an opening date for the new office cannot currently be set. When it opens, the Hypixel Studios office will act as a base for back-office functions and quality assurance throughout the development process. Hypixel Studios is initially hiring 20 highly skilled new positions in these areas, all based in Derry~Londonderry. The company anticipates further growth as development of Hytale continues and the needs of the project evolve.
“Our offices in Derry will be the backbone that allows our remote development team to work effectively,” said Hypixel Studios Chief Operating Officer Sean McCafferty. “There, we will not only have our back-office services such as finance, recruitment and general operations, but as we move through the year we will be ramping up areas such as quality assurance while providing a space for our remote workers to congregate a few times a year.”
“I’ve been in game development for 20 years at this stage, always working around the north west and Derry~Londonderry specifically,” McCafferty said. “It has been my greatest wish to bring game development, wholesale, to the place in which I grew up. Having worked in the space for this length of time and to be finally in a position to help bring a game studio to ‘the town’ is something incredibly special to me – a life-long wish that is finally coming true.”
Hypixel Studios’ office in Northern Ireland is being established with support from Northern Ireland Screen, the national screen agency for Northern Ireland.
Richard Williams, CEO of Northern Ireland Screen, said; “We are absolutely delighted that Hypixel Studios is setting up its latest hugely ambitious games venture in Derry~Londonderry with the support of Riot Games, one of the biggest game publishers in the world. We are in no doubt that this hard won next step for Aaron and Sean is hugely important for the video games sector in Northern Ireland. Hypixel Studios and Riot Games can do for the games sector here what HBO and Game of Thrones did for the TV drama sector.“
In addition, advice has been provided by Derry City and Strabane District Council.
Kevin O’Connor, Head of Business for Derry City and Strabane District Council, said: “Derry City and Strabane District Council have been delighted to coordinate with Hypixel Studios over the last number of months. The selection of the North West is a further endorsement of the City/Region as a key investment location. The availability of a highly skilled talent pool, world-class digital connectivity and unparalleled quality of life have obviously featured heavily in this decision. This is an exciting development for the City providing well-paid jobs in a growing sector of the economy “
For more information on Hypixel Studios and Hytale, visit www.hytale.com
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