Study in UK

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	Universities - UK		Appreciation - UK
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Universities - UK

Campuses:
The University of Ulster currently maintains 5 sites across Northern Ireland, as well as one "Online" site. In February 2009 the university announced the movement of many courses from the Jordanstown campus to the main Belfast campus and a consolidation of student numbers at Coleraine and the reuse of university grounds for a business park. It has four campuses:
The Coleraine campus (UUC) is the administration headquarters of the University and is the most traditional in outlook, with a focus on science and the humanities.

The Jordanstown campus (UUJ) is located near Jordanstown, just outside Belfast and concentrates on engineering, health and social science.

The Belfast campus is located in the heart of the vibrant Cathedral Quarter close to Belfast city centre. Belfast offers all you would expect from a cosmopolitan modern city.

The Magee campus is located close to Derry city centre, in the northwest of the province. Derry has a strong tradition of being rich in culture, with a highly active social scene. 

Post Graduation Courses:

IELTS:

Availability of part-time jobs on campus:

The Students' Union employs students as casual staff in a number of areas. The Club Bars on each campus employ bar staff and entertainment staff that work on the door or as stewards. The Union catering outlets and shops across the four campuses also employ students during term-time.

Availability of On-campus Housing:

Residential Services can help you find appropriate on or off campus housing in University managed accommodation. Each Campus has a Residential Services office and friendly and experienced staffs are available to provide advice and assistance on all tenancy matters, environmental health issues and all housing options. 

For more information please visit www.ulster.ac.uk/accommodation

Scholarships and Bursaries
Bursaries for students starting a course in 2009 are:

1. £1,070 per year where residual household income is at or below £18,820
2. £640 per year where residual household income is between £18,821 and £21,525
3. £320 per year where residual household income is between £21,526 and £40,238

For detailed descriptions on Schlorships please find the link below
http://prospectus.ulster.ac.uk/geninfo/scholars_arts.html

Job Portals
www.workexperience.ulster.ac.uk
www.caf.ie/jobs.asp
www.thestudentroom.co.uk
www.cityten.com

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