Academic life
Adjusting to a new academic system takes time, but understanding how courses are structured and what’s expected of you will help you succeed. This section introduces the key elements of studying at a UK university, including assessment methods, class formats and how to access academic support.
Sample timetable
The timetables below are just a guide, not your final timetable. These will give you an idea of your typical studying week.
Accessibility support
If you have a known disability then we encourage you to contact the Learning Support team as soon as you know when you are going to be studying at the Ulster University branch campuses.
Term dates
To help you plan your holidays and know when teaching weeks begin and end, please visit our dates and fees page
Type of classes
Delivery modes
All teaching is delivered through lectures, seminars and tutorials.
Health Promotion and Public Health students will study through our Blended Learning method.
Student expectations for online engagement
Students are expected to actively participate and engage in online classes, delivered over Webex (a videoconferencing platform), this involves:
- having your camera on for the session
- responding to questions and instructions from your lecturers
- using the online chat function, reaction buttons and microphone as necessary