Ulster University Branch Campuses

Looking to start a career in media, communications or public relations?

The MSc Communication and Public Relations programme is delivered at Ulster University’s branch campuses in London, Manchester and Birmingham, three of the UK’s top cities!

It’s designed to develop your strategic thinking, storytelling skills and a strong understanding of how organisations connect with audiences.

You’ll have the opportunity to:

✔️ Work on live commercial briefs

✔️ Hear from guest lectures led by industry professionals

✔️ Build confidence communicating across diverse audiences

All supported by tools and resources that strengthen your academic practice and independent study skills.

Applications are now open for the September intake: https://qa.ulster.ac.uk/course/msc-communication-and-public-relations/

Volunteers’ Week at the London campus raised awareness of local volunteering opportunities and encouraged students to explore roles that matched their interests and goals.

Support was available to help students take their first steps and find opportunities that felt right for them. We also heard from students who had previously volunteered, who shared their experiences and reflected on how it had supported their confidence, skills, and wider development.

Why volunteer as a student?

Volunteering can help you explore areas of work you’re interested in, gain practical experience alongside your studies and build skills that support your future career.

It’s also a great way to meet new people and connect with your local community !🤝

Have you tried volunteering while studying? Share your experience with us point_down

🎓 Congratulations to Ashraful on graduating from Ulster University London.

Reflecting on his journey, he shared:

"I've realised that reaching a goal is less about the final milestone and more about the journey getting there. From one uncertain chapter of life to another, the journey remains the greatest source of satisfaction."

He also expressed his gratitude to the family, friends and teachers who supported him every step of the way, acknowledging that this achievement would not have been possible without their encouragement and belief in him.

We’re proud to celebrate all of our graduates.

Meet Fatima, a London student balancing study, fitness, friendships, and downtime while making the most of student life.

From cooking meals at home and staying consistent at the gym, to library study sessions and catching a movie at the cinema, Fatima shows that university life is all about finding the right balance. With a schedule always close by and support from friends along the way, every day is a mix of productivity, connection, and making time for yourself.

Life as a student isn’t just about studying, it’s about building routines, creating memories, and enjoying the journey too.

What’s your go-to way to balance uni life and personal time? 👇

At the London branch campus, Men’s Health Week brought together a series of resources and conversations focused on men’s health awareness and support.

In partnership with three leading charities, students were able to access information from the British Heart Foundation, Prostate Cancer UK and Andy’s Man Club.

These resources highlighted key areas of men’s health, from heart health and cancer awareness to the importance of speaking openly and seeking support when needed.

The materials were displayed across campus noticeboards, giving students easy access to guidance and signposting to further help and information.

University is a time for learning and personal development, and looking after your mental health is an important part of feeling supported throughout your academic journey. 🤝✨

Find out more about the wellbeing support available on campus: https://qahighereducation.com/student-welfare-support/