Ulster University

Brexit drives slump in NI commercial property returns

Review singles out office market as outperformer

Ulster University gets £5m donation to boost data analytics

Money to be spent on establishment of the Dr George Moore chair, after the late Irishman

Lidl Ireland to offer management degree programme

Two-year programme being offered through Ulster University and Irish Times Training

Deprived areas of North twice as likely to develop mental health issues

Emerging trends may be a result of reinterpreting the impact of the Troubles

Randox Laboratories to invest £50m on three new centres in North

Expansion will focus on diagnosis of life-threatening and infectious conditions

UCD advance to Sigerson Cup semi-final as they hold DCU at bay

Midfield dominance of Kerry pair Jack Barry and Barry O’Sullivan decisive

Bracing for Brexit: lack of clarity creating uncertainty for NI business community

Ulster University has asked stakeholders to identify the key risks – and opportunities

Irish Times Training receives €500,000 for ICT upskilling course

HEA provides funding for diploma being offered with Ulster University and Microsoft

Belfast’s Holyland: ‘Magaluf-type party land’ for students

Area dogged by antisocial behaviour is experiencing process of ‘destudentification’

UCC claim Fitzgibbon Cup honours in win over UCD

Austin Gleeson returns from suspension to help Waterford IT defeat Trinity

Pancreatic cancer: University to study targeted treatment

Ulster University: New ‘microbubble technology’ therapy could improve options

Irish-based scientists make prostate cancer breakthrough

Ulster University researchers discover ‘hugely significant’ new treatment for disease

Third of Invest NI’s money goes to three recipients, survey finds

Third of available money went to QUB, UU and film sector, Detail Data finds

UCD closes gap on Trinity in latest university rankings

TCD drops to 160th in expanded world ranking - down from 43rd six years ago

Pupils in North divided by income more than religion, says study

There is no point in ‘Séamus and William sitting together’ if they can’t read or write, seminar told

‘Young university’ rankings: DCU up, Maynooth down

DIT and Ulster University make top 100 for the up-and-coming third-level institutions

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